Sandra Kubicka is known for her work as a writer, but her most known book is her Nationality: The Nationality Question. In this book, Kubicka discusses what it means to be national, what makes us different and what our obligations are to those who call us citizens. While many of the issues in the book pertain to marriage and family relationships, Nationality is the one topic that covers a lot of ground and is covered in depth by Kubicka. It is an interesting read and one that any lover of history, sociology, or romance would enjoy.
One of the things that made Nationality so special was the way it was written. Unlike many biographies of historical figures, with Nationality, there is a clear writing style, which lends itself to a clear portrait of what is happening in the writer’s life at the time the book was written. The book’s format also lends itself to a very orderly presentation, which is refreshing after so many other works where the author is known for jumping around or making connections that do not really make sense. The way that Sandra Kubicka writes about Nationality is very clear and leaves you wanting more. If you are looking for a serious look at a relationship between a certain era or social group and the concept of nationality, then Nationality is the book for you.
Nationality is an excellent text for a relationship book because it not only delves into the life of its subject, but it also examines a very important relationship topic and asks big questions. The way Kubicka answers these questions, whether they are personal or professional, is always interesting and often surprising. This is a book that every history lover should read and hopefully put down on paper for future reference. It’s an engaging read with a topic that is easy to read and adds a great deal of perspective to any relationship or marriage situation.