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Thursday, July 2, 2015

Freedom to Read Giveaway Hop! 7/2-7/9


Welcome to the Freedom to Read blog hop. 


This hop is co hosted by BookHounds and I Am A Reader, Not A Writer. 

For this hop, I am giving away a copy of Brick Walls: Tales of Hope and Courage from Pakistan.

Rules: Fill in the rafflecopter below. :)
This time around, my prize is for US residents only. Sorry. :( 
You must also be 18 +




About the Book:


Brick Walls: Tales of Hope and Courage from Pakistan is a heartwarming collection of short stories filled with larger-than-life characters and the seemingly impossible challenges they face. Be captivated by these fictional depictions of everyday Pakistanis who struggle with poverty, violence, corruption and abuse, yet rise from the ashes stronger and more enduring. There is Asma the lackluster seamstress, Faisal the would-be terrorist, Javed Gul the Pushto rock singer, Farzana the cantankerous grandmother, Nida the ten-year-old girl with a cricket obsession, and many more. Together they form a rich mosaic that showcases the beauty of Pakistan, her culture and her people.





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4 comments:

Judy said...

This looks like a book that I would enjoy reading. I enjoy reading about different people and their countries.

Stacy said...

The fact this is comprised of short stories, including those about women, I can use them in my multi-cultural lessons as I try to get away from dry facts and find works that teach empathy along with cultural differences.

Ann Summerville said...

This looks like it would be a great book club read with lots to discuss.
Ann

Maranda Hymes said...

I've always liked learning about other cultures. One of my favorite classes in college was World cultures. That love never died.


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