Monday, March 30, 2015
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Tales from Tripoli sound like that could be my next read.
ReplyDeleteI read "The Libyan" by Esther Kofod which I enjoyed very much. "Chewing Gum" by Mansour Bushnaf was next in line. Different. Now I managed to get my hands on an old copy of "Children of Allah" by Agnes Newton Kieth which I have started a couple of days ago. Brings back tons of memories!
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ReplyDeleteI've been looking for the book "Tales from Tripoli" and I'd be thankful to you if you help me where I can find it.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for the book "Tales from Tripoli" and I would be thankful to you if you help me where I can find it.