Book Review: ‘The Kaleidoscope of Destiny’

What would you do if survival depended on trusting your enemy? Stories of genocide are often told through the lens of victims and perpetrators. “The Kaleidoscope of Destiny” complicates that distinction by asking what happens when a young Armenian must navigate a world in which compassion comes from unexpected places, and danger comes from people … The post Book Review: ‘The Kaleidoscope of Destiny’ appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.

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