What Readers are Saying

"A MUST READ! Real-life story challenging your belief system with cultural shock, humor & more.

This book took me to a different world. The one that is not widely known and often portrayed very differently. It’s something words can’t fully capture, yet it makes you feel deeply. It challenges your beliefs, delivers cultural shock, and reveals a world rarely talked about. Without giving away spoilers, I thoroughly enjoyed everything this book had to offer. I highly recommend it, especially if you have a narrow worldview; it will expand your horizons." 
Jones Jangila

“Daughter of Many Tribes” is indeed a sacred journey told through personal narrative and lessons learned while dismantling personal biases. Anna’s willingness to sit in the uncomfortable, allows the reader to feel the vulnerability, to ask questions of ourselves, and the ultimate victory of facing humanity despite fear and assumptions around every corner. Anna does a superb job of drawing the reader into her reflections as beckoning you in to sit with her at her own kitchen table with tea and cake while hard questions are asked. I sat with this collections of memories for a few days coming back and back to a couple, asking myself the old adage “what would I do?” Her openness to see the Creator in all of creation, her vulnerability to ask the hard questions knowing their likely won’t be an answer in this lifetime, and her love for people truly shine through on the pages. Her words are greatly appreciated and call us all to view our neighbors with a willingness to serve.” LaRissa E

"These phrases captured my attention. Can't wait to read the rest of the book. Blessings to you and congratulations. The walls of my worldview didn’t crumble gently. They split down the middle… and light poured in. I did not lose God. I lost the fear that had learned to speak for him. That fear had shaped the way I saw people before I ever met them. It taught me who to trust, who to question, and who to quietly keep at a distance.

Mitch C