About the Author
Isabel Losada
ISBN 9781408864173
Rs. 800
Bloomsbury
For Tibet, With Love
Who it's for: Readers interested in personal memoirs with a social justice angle
In For Tibet, With Love, author Isabel Losada embarks on a personal journey to understand the Tibetan struggle and explore how an ordinary individual can effect global change. Moved by the Chinese occupation of Tibet, Losada travels to Dharamsala, India, home of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan government-in-exile, to engage directly with refugees, monks, and activists.This memoir offers a humorous and deeply personal account, blending travel, self-discovery, and social justice. It is not a conventional political history, but rather an exploration of optimism, personal responsibility, and the impact of small acts of kindness in the face of significant challenges.Why You Should Read? Combines travel, memoir, and activism into an engaging narrative. Provides a unique and personal perspective on the Tibetan struggle. Inspires readers to consider their own role in global issues. Features Isabel Losada's signature humor and heartwarming storytelling.
Highlights
- Blends travel, memoir, and social justice in a personal narrative.
- Offers a unique perspective on the Tibetan struggle through direct engagement with refugees, monks, and activists.
- Explores optimism, personal responsibility, and the impact of small acts of kindness.
- Written with Isabel Losada's signature humor and heartwarming storytelling.
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What is this book about?
It's a memoir about the author's journey to Dharamsala, India, to understand the Tibetan struggle and explore how an ordinary person can contribute to global change.
Is this a political history of Tibet?
No, it's not a conventional political history. It's a personal account blending travel, self-discovery, and social justice, focusing on optimism and personal responsibility.
Who is the author?
Isabel Losada, who writes with humor and heartwarming storytelling.
What kind of book is it?
It's a memoir that combines travel writing with themes of activism and personal growth.