In this powerful memoir, Azar Nafisi recounts her experience teaching Western literature to a group of young women in Tehran during the Islamic Revolution. As they read and discuss books like Lolita, Pride and Prejudice, and The Great Gatsby, the students find refuge in literature amidst the oppressive political climate. The book explores themes of freedom, rebellion, and the transformative power of reading. This copy is in fair condition, with library markings and signs of wear typical for a used library book. A thought-provoking read for those interested in literature, Iranian history, and personal stories of resilience.