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Based on diaries and e-mail correspondence that architect Suad Amiry kept from 1981 to 2004, Sharon and My Mother-in-Law evokes the frustrations, cabin fever, and downright misery of daily life in the West Bank town of Ramallah. Amiry writes elegance and humor about the enormous difficulty... read more
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- Um Salim: Add a description of this character.
- Rami
- Vera
- Nura
- Abu Maher
- Isiah
- Suad
- Abu Zahi
- Roger
- Ibrahim
- Dr. Hisham
- Arafat
- Dr. Tamar
- Diala
- Yara
- Gabi
- Mama
- Emma
- Saleh
- Captain Yossi
- Emile
- Signor Allonzo
- Sharon
- Leila
- Rafi
- Antar
- Eman
- Mohannad
- Omar
- Sari
- Baha
- Zuheir
- Roni
- Zakiyyeh
- Ayman
- Amir
- Saddam
- Um Zahi
- Tania
- Nazmi
- Marcel
- Ahmad
First Sentence edit
'You kick us out of Jaffa, then wonder how come we're born elsewhere!'
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- Suad Amiry (Author)
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Page Count: 224
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- Dewey: 956.9542
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