Mar 18, 2008 | 288 Pages
“Heartbreaking. . . . Powerfully unflinching. . . . Skylark Farm operates like [an Armenian] Schindler’s List; it’s a story of hope that makes it easier for us to confront the horror of what happens when evil is allowed to run unchecked.” —The Christian Science Monitor“In Arslan’s hands, the gruesome details of this tragedy are palliated by an old-fashioned story of redemption. . . . Skylark Farm is an affecting book.” —The New York Times Book Review“Pertinent and provocative . . . It’s Arslan’s precise, vibrant description and sumptuous language that animate every facet of this world touched by death and terror. . . . A finely wrought elegy of her family’s survival.” —Chicago Tribune“A powerful account. . . . In the end, [survival tempers] the story with transforming heroism.” —Bloomberg
