Extra Ordinary

En savoir plus sur le livre

The narrative follows two impoverished girls who rise to power in a country, guided by divine intervention. While presented as a children's story, it delves into themes of faith, social justice, and the pitfalls of democracy, suggesting that voters often make unwise choices. The author critiques contemporary politics and posits a shift towards a benevolent dictatorship rooted in Christian values, contrasting it with harsher ideologies. Central to the tale is the exploration of love as a guiding principle, inviting readers to reflect on its potential in governance and society.