Dreaming in English: A Novel Audiobook (Unabridged)

" I really liked this book it's so refreashing to read an American writer give a great modern American Islamic women. I loved that about this book. "

" Sequel to Veil of Roses, it shows the amazing powers of love, freedom and the American Dream. Tami and Ike find not everyone is happy for their union, some will stop at close to nothing to send her back to Iran. They struggle through their new relationship, family issues, his past girlfriend, her former almost-fiance, Immigration, and new business ownership. She struggles to find very American feelings of self-confidence and self-worth. "

" Pretty light (lite?) fluffy stuff. At least I finished the book. "

" I really enjoyed this book about an Iranian girl coming to America to get a husband, then true love happens. The ups and downs of immigration and becoming a US citizen. I did not know this was a sequel, so now I will have to read "Veil of Roses". "

" This is a beautiful story of the yearning for the freedom that so many of us take for granted. It's a page turner that left me with misty eyes and a smile on my face. "

" Cute story-sequel to A Veil of Roses. Tami, from Iran, married Ike just before her visa runs out, and even though they truly do love each other, they have many obstacles in their way to happiness-including the dreaded immigration interview. Easy read, beach read! "

" This was a great, fun read about personal strengths and cultural differences. "

" The first book was way better! "

" When I selected it, I wasn't aware it was a sequel to "Veil of Roses." If you haven't read VoR, this one will not make much sense, as it's a continuation of the story line. "

" This book was a very good surprise, considering I found it in the bargain bin at a bookstore! It was full of all emotions under the sun, and kept the reader at the edge of their seat to find out what would happen next. It was full of plot twists, and, best of all, a truly happy ending. "

" This book kept putting me to sleep. "

" I loved this book! It was such an easy read, and I highly recommend it. "

" A coming of age story of a young woman from Iran in America on a visitor Visa. She is bright, insightful and courageous. In today's an America with its blemishes showing - it was affirming. "

" If you've read veil of roses, you should probably read this one, just to tie up all the loose ends nicely. Cute, but the writing was weak and rather dull at times. It feels very formulaic. "

" Loved it. I was bawling! "

" Not as great as the first one, but still very enjoyable! i also love a happy ending which it had :) "

" I thought it was a terrific sequel to Veil of Roses...loved how she continued the story and how she described the struggles all of the characters were going through. "

" This is a beautiful story of the yearning for the freedom that so many of us take for granted. It's a page turner that left me with misty eyes and a smile on my face. "

" I didn't like this one nearly as much as the first. I know it was probably accurate given that she is from an oppressed nation, but man, she was wimpy and wishy washy. It drove me crazy. You know I can't take that sort of thing. Stand up, woman. "

" I really liked this book it's so refreashing to read an American writer give a great modern American Islamic women. I loved that about this book. "

" I did not read the first book but this second one was definitely an eye-opening novel about the struggles on immigrants in America and I hope to read the prequel now. "

" Nice book, worth the read. "

" This was a great book. Made me appreciate my freedoms even more. "

" What I loved most about this book is how much the author loves America. "