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Haven’t posted what I was reading for awhile. Here is one and it’s a stunner. The cover is gorgeous but very susceptible to dampness and hand sweating. #HomelandElegies #AyadAkhtar https://www.instagram.com/p/CJSSrV9g8_z/?igshid=18i4713wrkgva
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Book Review
American Dervish by Ayad Akhtar
I find a lot of book suggestions in EW, this one among them. The book opens with Hayat Shah having his first taste of pork in the form of a Brat at a college basketball game and the amazement and joy he finds in it. It also mentions his Survey of Islamic History taught by Professor Edelstein (chuckle) and the girl he is falling for, Rachel.
American Dervish is the story of Hayat and his journey through childhood growing up Muslim in the Midwest. His story is at times funny, sad, confusing and heartbreaking. The story is told in his voice as he tells the Jewish girl he has feelings the story of his faith.
I was moved by him and found it an interesting insight into the life of a Muslim in America.
On a scale of 1 to 5 <3’s
5 <3’s
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