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The Necklace of Seven Souls (Bilingual English-Arabic)

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The Necklace of Seven Souls (Bilingual English-Arabic)

By: Hooda Shawa, Nour Jaluli — Translator, Sawad Hussain — Translator
Narrated by: Hend Ayoub
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In both the original Arabic and beautifully translated English, this bilingual audiobook brings to life the story of two Palestinian teenagers who discover secrets that change all they thought they knew about their family histories—and their own futures.

Farida is a talented young painter who recreates European masterpieces under the patronizing eye of a Parisian art dealer. Mazen just arrived in France to hunt for a lost family heirloom. When the two meet during a chance encounter at the Louvre, they discover that both their grandmothers fled Palestine during the Nakba in 1948. Drawn to one another, Mazen and Farida begin to piece together their past, but a shadowy ring of art forgers has other plans for Farida. Will she discover the truth before it’s too late?

Exploring what it means to live in diaspora, Hooda Shawa’s US debut moves from Paris to Haifa, from Aleppo to Tangier, conjuring the jewel tones of the Mediterranean and the bittersweet taste of memory.
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