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Childhood Cassette

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As a fellow Arab, I felt so seen in this. I can't wait to have this book in my hands and re-read it properly.

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Shreteh's memoir was a delightful book to read. It was wordy at times but she gets her story told. I enjoyed reading about her life as an Arab-American. The challenges she described in a brave way - very admirable. Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC. Three stars.

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This book is a heartfelt journey that will tug at your heartstrings and leave you inspired to embrace your true self. Through Samia's lyrical and poetic narration, we are transported into the depths of her memories, emotions, and cultural conflicts. It's a pilgrimage of self-discovery that encourages readers to find their own unique voice and embrace their genuine identity.

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A beautifully written memoir that invites readers into the intimate world of Samia, an Arab-American woman. With her poetic prose and honest storytelling, Samia takes us on a profound journey through her childhood memories, emotions, and personal growth. The book serves as a powerful exploration of identity, cultural conflict, and the pursuit of self-acceptance.

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