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Land Without Hats is a
stirring and inspiring book by Julie Mughal which explores the difficulties
faced by widows in the developing world and their courage in the face of
adversity. __________________________________________ Julie
Mughal has written a moving, compassionate and eloquent book that is
ultimately about the strength of the human spirit, even when confronted with
unimaginable adversity. It is
especially about the strength of wives and mothers who struggle through their
own grief and deprivation to see that their fatherless children continue to
have hope for a brighter future. Only
someone who has experienced this reality in her own life could have the
understanding that makes these stories so illuminating. In spite of the many different ways
societies support or oppress the widows in their midst, Land Without Hats is ultimately another reminder that the devotion
of mothers to their children supersedes all boundaries and helps “to bear
unbearable sorrow.” -
Dr.
Charles MacCormack, President, Save the Children Julie
Mughal’s story of her own grief and renewal woven into the stories of windows’
severe losses and hardships gives a voice to widows worldwide. Too often,
widows and their children are swept away by the culture of neglect and abuse
and Land Without Hats can only help
to support their collective struggles. Her book is a call to widows of the
world to come together to create change and hope for all. - AnnMarie Ginella, founder
of WidowSpeak This
global tour of grief shimmers with the beauty of the infinite differences
among cultural traditions. At the same time it offers comfort through the
shared familiarity of human loss. It's a lovely tribute to widows and the men
they mourn in every part of the globe.
Julie
Mughal has written a stirring book, one that will touch the heart of anyone
who knows what it feels like to suffer a shattering loss. She began this
project as a way to make sense of the sudden death of her husband, but what
she has produced is nothing less than a testament to the plight of widows and
their children in some of the most desolate and dangerous parts of the world.
The women whose stories Mughal brings us have survived hardships that will be
all but unimaginable to many readers. But survive they have. And that, ultimately
is the message of this heartfelt and deeply moving book. -
Patsy
Robertson, Chair of Widows’ Rights International. Reading the book through my own experience as a
widow and a mother – these stories each touched my heard and I had tears in
my eyes as I read them all. -
Elizabeth
Golden Please contact Julie
Mughal at jmughal@live.com for information on the book or to place an advanced
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Cover art by
Carla Caletti. For more information on her beautiful artwork, please visit: www.Carlacaletti.com |
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