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Catherine despairs of the other seven women who make up her book group. Although she is the newest member and had hoped she would fit right in by joining a group of women of the similar age and professional sphere as herself, it hadn't quite worked out like that. Their strong opinions and narrow-minded views on multi-culturalism are something Catherine has trouble skirting over. As Catherine struggles to find common ground, she starts to wonder if it's all worth it. Yet, even as she does, a series of unexpected events begins to unravel that may help her teach these women a thing or two about compassion and tolerance. Join Catherine in this remarkable story of how the smallest things can make the biggest impact. Peter Sagar is a teacher, writer and human rights activist from Newcastle-upon- Tyne. He has been Amnesty International's regional representative for the North East and Yorkshire region since 2000. Peter has campaigned on a number of human rights issues, including supporting refugees from Burma and a peace community in Colombia. Peter has also campaigned in support of asylum seekers and refugees in the UK and researched into attitudes towards asylum seekers and refugees.

Catherine despairs of the other seven women who make up her book group. Although she is the newest member and had hoped she would fit right in by joining a group of women of the similar age and professional sphere as herself, it hadn't quite worked out like that. Their strong opinions and narrow-minded views on multi-culturalism are something Catherine has trouble skirting over. As Catherine struggles to find common ground, she starts to wonder if it's all worth it. Yet, even as she does, a series of unexpected events begins to unravel that may help her teach these women a thing or two about compassion and tolerance. Join Catherine in this remarkable story of how the smallest things can make the biggest impact. Peter Sagar is a teacher, writer and human rights activist from Newcastle-upon- Tyne. He has been Amnesty International's regional representative for the North East and Yorkshire region since 2000. Peter has campaigned on a number of human rights issues, including supporting refugees from Burma and a peace community in Colombia. Peter has also campaigned in support of asylum seekers and refugees in the UK and researched into attitudes towards asylum seekers and refugees.