Ask Me No Questions Audiobook

" Nadira and her family are illegal aliens. They live on expired visas in New York, and after 9/11 everything changes. When their father is detained at the Canadien border, Nadira and her sister Aisha must return to Queens and try and start a new life. "

" Though not the most fascinating book on Earth regarding immigration and illegal aliens, this book proved to be worth its overall story. Marina Budhos' tale of Nadira and Aisha's plight to help get there family residency in the U.S. is an emotional and educational one. For many who see the issue as so very one-sided (us vs. them), Budhos puts a very human face to such a controversial issue. "

" well this book was o.k. not the best I have read and definitely not close to being the best. It started off dull with no action at all. It just explained things that weren't useful until the book progresses. I also didn't like the way the book was written. It went back and fourth through times and got a little confusing sometimes. the only good part that I liked was that I was able to relate to the protagonist in way.. "

" Its about a girl and her family that have immagrated. "

" Quick read. Teenager saves the day, little unrealistic, but great wrap up to a potentially sad story. Nice insider view to immigrants and the multiple problems they face. "

" Compelling story and an engaging heroine made for a great read. "

" Interesting book about a family from Bangladesh and the sufferings they endure after 9/11. I found the afterward especially informative. "

" So far, it is pretty good but it is a book I have to read for Literature. So, normally I would have never picked it up, but ever since I began to read it, I wish I had done it long ago. "

" I didn't expect I would like the book. "

" This book is so amazing. It is about two Bengali sisters who try to survive in NYC without their parents. It is a very interesting and moving portrayal of the lives of some Muslims after 9-11. "

" What a great immigration story. It is a great way to show students another side they may not be aware of. A great book to really have some deep discussion about. "

" that atwo sisters are having a big issue with their father while his on jail and they are deciding to do something themselves without receiving an adults guidance, because they know their father did not do aanything wrong. "

" Love reading books about world issues & such. This book wasnt all that great but it was good. i liked it. "

" This is a very thought provoking book for the middle school reader. A lot of good discussion can come out of it for kids and adults alike.... "

" Illegal Muslim immigrant girl saves the day for father in post 9/11 NYC. Ending wraps it up in a way I thought was contrived and silly but the rest of the book is worthwhile. "

" I would recommend this book to teens (bought it off a catalog because it looked interesting) learning about the aftermath of 9/11 and illegal immigrants in our country. It raises interesting questions and shows a family's struggle because of an expired visa. "

" So I had to read this book last year for english class. I don't know why I had to read it because it's such a simple book. It's not complex nor is it interesting to read. Not one of my favorites at all. "

" Absorbing story about illegal Muslims seeking asylum in Canada in a Post-9/11 America. "

" Revealing story about what it's like for Muslims living in post-9/ll New York City. "

" Another view of life in America after September 11th. "

" It wasn't for me, but I really wanted to like it. "

" Read as a girl tries to help her family become legal in America. J.S. "

" Interestong outlook as to what it is like for a child being an illegal immigrant. Told from the point of of view of a high school girl. Suitable for older children. "