Now, when I read this book, it seemed that reading Anne Frank was as easy as a cakewalk, not because her pain was any less but simply because the way Pandita captures the agony of the displaced Kashmiri Pandits is so painful and heart wrenching that you cannot help but feel aggravated at one of the cruellest episodes in the history of modern-day mankind. Until now, I used to feel sad whenever I thought about Anne Frank and the injustice which was done to her in the nascent years of her life. In my recent years as a book reviewer, I have never come across a book so painful that it hurts to flip pages and read further.
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