A Path to Isfahan: Life in Iran with My Two Sons

In 2001, over twenty years after the revolution and taking of the American hostages, Diane follows her passion to Iran for the first time, amid the developing “war on terror.” Despite the objections and fears of nearly everyone close to her—as well as her own trepidations—Diane ventures to live in Iran with her children to conduct research on Afghan refugees and poor Iranians. In Iran, she and her children build friendships, learn to live by a very different set of rules, and traverse the excitement and struggles of living in this foreign land.