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2003 Audio CD Fine Factory sealed,
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Brand New! Audio CD. Case New. Shrink wrapped! Abridged edition. Quality guaranteed! In original artwork/packaging unless otherwise noted.
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2003 Audio CD Good Delivery Confirmation with every order.
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Fast Shipping! 2003 Highbridge Audio Edition; Audio CD; Factory sealed; Box a little crushed; Not library copy; Not remainder
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2003-04-28 Audio CD New Factory Sealed-Abridged-7 CDs-8 3/4 Hours--An Arab-American Chocolat'a sensual blend of food, love and longing. Half-Iraqi, half-American Sirine is a cook
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at Nadia's Cafe, which draws the neighborhood's Arab students, expatriates, and exiles. All are hungry for "real true Arab food" and connection to their homes. One is Hanif Al Eyad, a new hire in the Near Eastern Studies Department at the university who fled Iraq as a young man. Sirine and Han fall in love over food: a baklava they make together, delicate lamb dishes, hummus glistening with olive oil. Populated by colorful and memorable characters-the lovely Sirine; the handsome Han; Sirine's story-telling uncle, whose fantastic fables are woven into the novel; a poet named Aziz; Nadia and her daughter Mireille-Crescent explores the universal themes of love and loyalty to countries old and new, to those left behind, and to tradition. Some of the characters are learning to live in one country and let go of another, and some are n
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Audio Book on CD. Abridged. All discs checked and polished if needed. From our store rental inventory. Guaranteed to play well. PERSIAN ARAB MIDDLE EASTERN FICTION ACD#38
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Thirty-nine-year-old Sirine, never married, lives with a devoted Iraqi-immigrant uncle and an adoring dog named King Babar. She works as a chef in a Lebanese restaurant, her passions aroused only by the preparation of food—until an unbearably handsome Arabic literature professor starts dropping by for a little home cooking. Falling in love brings Sirene's whole heart to a boil—stirring up memories of her parents and questions about her identity as an Arab American.
Praised by critics from The New Yorker to USA Today for her first novel, Arabian Jazz ("an oracular tale that unfurls like gossamer"), Diana Abu-Jaber weaves with spellbinding magic a ...