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Great purchase and a great read. Very detailed story when compared to the movie. Must read for bookies out there!!

Nice one✨

Having just turned the last page of 'Goat Days' by Benyamin, I find myself deeply moved by its powerful portrayal of resilience and survival. The book brings to life the true story of Najeeb, a man entrapped in a life of forced labor on an isolated sheep farm in the middle of a desert. For two grueling years, Najeeb single-handedly tends to a herd of 700 goats, while being subjected to physical abuse, acute deprivation, and intense isolation. Such are the extremities of his experiences that he starts to perceive himself as merely another goat in the herd. In addition to the relentless hard labor and perpetual hunger, he is even deprived of the basic need for water to cleanse himself. This authentic retelling provides a stark insight into the tenacity of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable hardships and underscores the need for human rights and social justice worldwide.

This was the book I want to be read before I watch the movie and it came on time and more than the movie I liked the book and I will say the movie never justified to the book

Good novel and book quality is just awsome