![]() The novel is semi-autobiographical, which means the author, Etaf Rum - who herself is a child of Palestinian immigrants - is intimately familiar with the experiences and subjects she probes in the book. ![]() In the end, though, this novel powerfully reminds women that if they're brave enough to find their voice, it can transform their lives. This is a poignant story that deftly explores the immigrant experience, oppressive gender roles, domestic violence, as well as cultural expectations & taboos. The novel offers us a glimpse into the difficult lives of three generations of Palestinian-American women and shows how an oppressive culture can shatter dreams, silence voices, and damage lives. ![]()
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