This fascinating insight will include personal stories of triumph and heartbreak, as told to Princess 'Sultana', her eldest daughter, and author Jean Sasson. For many, the struggle for basic human rights continues. Sadly, despite changes in the law, all too often legal loopholes leave women exposed to terrible suppression, abuse and crimes of psychological and physical violence. Major steps forward have, undoubtedly, been made. Through advances in education and with access to work, Saudi women are breaking through the barriers they are becoming doctors, social workers, business owners and are even managing to push at the boundaries of public life. Now, in this long-awaited, compelling new book, Sasson and the Princess 'Sultana' return to tell the world what it means to be a Saudi woman today. It sold to 43 countries and spent 13 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list. When Jean Sasson's book Princess: Life Behind the Veil in Saudi Arabia was published, it became an immediate international bestseller. Catch up on This Month's Highlights and Get Your Hands on Our April Recommendations in Our New Summary.Popularity of Books Continues - Publishers Association's A Year in Publishing Summary.Green Reads to Celebrate Earth Day and Every Day.Be inspired by a book and share the feel-good power of plants this National Gardening Week.Industry Insights April 2023: Gracie Cooper, Pineapple Lane / Little Toller.Full programme announced and tickets go on sale for the Daily Mail Chalke Valley History Festival 26th June to 2nd July 2023.

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