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Dancing in the Mosque: An Afghan Mother’s Letter to her Son by Homeira Qaderi (Paperback)

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📖 BOOK SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Condition: Brand New & Original

  • Format: Paperback

  • Language: English

  • ISBN-13: 9780008375287

  • Publisher: HarperCollins

  • Print length: 224 pages



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📝 SYNOPSIS:

A heart-wrenching and powerful memoir written as a letter to the son the author was forced to leave behind. Homeira Qaderi was a young girl when the Taliban took control of Afghanistan. She risked her life to teach children to read and write, refused to be silenced by oppressive laws, and eventually fought for her right to be a mother.

Dancing in the Mosque is a story of courage, the struggle for women's rights, and a mother's unbreakable love. It is a vital account of life in a country where simply being a woman is an act of defiance.


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