Boa: Aruba In The Stranglehold

This book would have benefited from professional editing or ghost writing. More critically, the narrative was not well conceived; it seemed to be three-quarters about her personal struggles with Aruba and one-quarter about the child support system there.

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Half-way through the book I was still wondering whether the narrative would pick up the issue of child abuse in a more substanti This book would have benefited from professional editing or ghost writing. Half-way through the book I was still wondering whether the narrative would pick up the issue of child abuse in a more substantial way than occasional, haphazard comments. In the end, I tilted toward a belief that there are real, systemic problems in Aruba, but I also came away with an impression that the author's brusque demeanor may have contributed to some of the incidents she experienced professionally.

That is not to say that there were not hints that she had better social skills than what she let on in the narrative, but the book, for me at least, generated some suspicion and a reserve of judgment about what the cause of some of the problems were. Jo-Anne rated it it was amazing Feb 10, Marion Kaddis rated it liked it Mar 04, Nathy Besselink rated it did not like it Nov 28, Gislaine Thode is currently reading it Nov 29, Fernan Koolman marked it as to-read Nov 29, Miss S is currently reading it Nov 25, Marvinia Richardson marked it as to-read Nov 27, Ayrine Marugg marked it as to-read Nov 28, Lucy Kock marked it as to-read Nov 29, Abbigail Anthony marked it as to-read Dec 08, Sidney Simoons marked it as to-read Jan 03, Chantell Martha marked it as to-read Jan 03, Ik weet dat de schijn bedriegt.

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Boa: Aruba In The Stranglehold by Rita Zecher

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In Noord staan de hotels, in Noord is er werk. De airco is lekker fris. Alle geluiden, de hitte en de stank van de uitlaatgassen zijn buitengesloten.

Ik ben een goedbetaalde kinderpsychiater op een tropisch eiland. Cut the head of the snake I feel ashamed by the way she and her family was mistreated This book could have used some professional editing or ghost writing.

The author's first language is not English, and that was evident in the many syntactic problems throughout the book. More critically, the narrative was not well conceived; it seemed to be three-quarters about her personal struggles in Aruba and one-quarter about the child support system there. Half-way through the book I was still wondering whether the narrative would pick up the issue of child abuse in more than a passing way This book could have used some professional editing or ghost writing.

Half-way through the book I was still wondering whether the narrative would pick up the issue of child abuse in more than a passing way. Unusually, the author managed to present her own character in an unsympathetic light, leaving me to wonder who was more problematic, she or the colleagues and authorities with whom she had problems.

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In the end, I tilted toward a belief that there are real, systemic problems with Aruba's child care system, but I also came away with an impression that the author's brusque demeanor may have contributed to some of the incidents she experienced professionally. That's not to say that there were not hints that she had better social skills than what she let on in the narrative, but the narrative, for me at least, generated suspicion and a reserve of judgment about what the cause of some of the problems was.

Despite these suspicions, and perhaps because of them, the book did feel more like real life than polished memoir, and I have to give the author credit for laying herself out there as she experienced and processed her brief trials in Aruba.

Boa: Aruba In The Stranglehold

Aug 28, Tim Elston rated it it was ok Recommended to Tim by: This book would have benefited from professional editing or ghost writing. More critically, the narrative was not well conceived; it seemed to be three-quarters about her personal struggles with Aruba and one-quarter about the child support system there. Half-way through the book I was still wondering whether the narrative would pick up the issue of child abuse in a more substanti This book would have benefited from professional editing or ghost writing. Half-way through the book I was still wondering whether the narrative would pick up the issue of child abuse in a more substantial way than occasional, haphazard comments.

In the end, I tilted toward a belief that there are real, systemic problems in Aruba, but I also came away with an impression that the author's brusque demeanor may have contributed to some of the incidents she experienced professionally. That is not to say that there were not hints that she had better social skills than what she let on in the narrative, but the book, for me at least, generated some suspicion and a reserve of judgment about what the cause of some of the problems were.