Iran, a country painted with all the vivid colors an ever changing history can produce, is the backdrop of this late 20th century historical fictionalized novel. The reader is transported to the days of the last Iranian Shah up through the most recent of protests for the rights of its citizens in the 2020s. Two seven year old little girls take the readers by the hands and by the hearts through war, terror and chaos until…….That you must read for yourself!

If you want to read something that can be inspiring and a mind opening this would be it. Beautiful story. It lets you see how thing are differently in other countries and how people fight for normality.

Loved it, I pray that the women of Iran find the freedom and rights that they have been denied. The book inspired me to learn more about the true Persian culture.

♥️✨Reading The Lion Women of Iran was an experience I won’t forget. I cried, laughed, and lived through every powerful moment on these pages. The stories felt so real, I could almost hear the voices and feel the emotions of the women in each line. The courage, resilience, and beauty of these women’s lives moved me deeply, and I felt like I was right beside them through every triumph and heartbreak. This book is not just a collection of stories—it’s a tribute to strength and the spirit of women who refuse to be silenced. It taught me so much, opening my eyes to a world of bravery and perseverance I could only imagine. I’m grateful for every word, every lesson, and every tear that I shed reading it. This book is a journey, and I’ll carry its impact with me for a long time. 💕💕

Great writing. Incredible characters. Truly enjoyable book