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Dune Song

Anissa M. Bouziane

3.65/5 (62 ratings)

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“I came to the Sahara to be buried.” After witnessing the collapse of the World Trade Centre, Jeehan Nathaar leaves her New York life with her sense of identity fractured and her American dream destroyed. She returns to Morocco to make her home with a family that’s not her own. Healed by their kindness but caught up in their troubles, Jeehan struggles to move beyond the pain and confusion of September 11th. On this desiccated landscape, thousands of miles from Ground Zero, the Dune sings of death, love, and forgiveness.

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ISBN10:: 191224036X

ISBN13:: 9781912240364

kindle Asin:: B07DX9YNW8

Dune Song

Anissa M. Bouziane

3.65/5 (62 ratings)

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“I came to the Sahara to be buried.” After witnessing the collapse of the World Trade Centre, Jeehan Nathaar leaves her New York life with her sense of identity fractured and her American dream destroyed. She returns to Morocco to make her home with a family that’s not her own. Healed by their kindness but caught up in their troubles, Jeehan struggles to move beyond the pain and confusion of September 11th. On this desiccated landscape, thousands of miles from Ground Zero, the Dune sings of death, love, and forgiveness.

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Pages:: pages

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ISBN10:: 191224036X

ISBN13:: 9781912240364

kindle Asin:: B07DX9YNW8

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