The Immigrants' Daughter: A Private Battle to Earn the Right to Self-Actualization
By Mary Terzian
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By Mary Terzian
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- won Best Books 2006 Award in the multicultural, non-fiction category.
- placed finalist in the National Indie Excellence 2007 Book Awards, in the multicultural non-fiction category.
The Immigrants' Daughter is a protagonist's struggles in Cairo, between 1936 through 1953, to survive in her parents' adopted land, while World War I is still living memory and World War II becomes reality -- a most intensive period in Egypt's history.
The protagonist's parents are escapees from Turkey, living i...
- placed finalist in the National Indie Excellence 2007 Book Awards, in the multicultural non-fiction category.
The Immigrants' Daughter is a protagonist's struggles in Cairo, between 1936 through 1953, to survive in her parents' adopted land, while World War I is still living memory and World War II becomes reality -- a most intensive period in Egypt's history.
The protagonist's parents are escapees from Turkey, living i...























