The Wrong End Of The Telescope
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The Wrong End Of The Telescope
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Winner Of The Pen/Faulkner Award For FictionA Beautiful, Well Paced, Enraging, Funny And Heartbreaking Book The GuardianFavorite Novel Of The Year? Tough Choice For Me, But Maybe The Wrong End Of The Telescope, Which Was Devastating And Wondrous. Nobody Writes Like Rabih. Nobody Gets Anywhere Close John Green (#1 Bestselling Author) Via TwitterSpectacular . . . AlameddineS Irreverent Prose Evokes The Old Master Storytellers From My Own Middle Eastern Home . . . Deeply Poignant New York Timesmina Simpson, A Lebanese Doctor, Arrives At The Infamous Moria Refugee Camp On Lesbos, Greece, After Being Urgently Summoned For Help By Her Friend Who Runs An Ngo There. Alienated From Her Family Except For Her Beloved Brother, Mina Has Avoided Being So Close To Her Homeland For Decades. But With A Week Off Work And Apart From Her Wife Of Thirty Years, Mina Hopes To Accomplish Something Meaningful, Among The Abundance Of Western Volunteers Who Pose For Selfies With Beached Dinghies And The CampS Children. Soon, A Boat Crosses Bringing Sumaiya, A Fiercely Resolute Syrian Matriarch With Terminal Liver Cancer. Determined To Protect Her Children And Husband At All Costs, Sumaiya Refuses To Alert Her Family To Her Diagnosis. Bonded Together By SumaiyaS Secret, A Deep Connection Sparks Between The Two Women, And As Mina Prepares A Course Of Treatment With The Limited Resources On Hand, She Confronts The Circumstances Of The Migrants Displacement, As Well As Her Own Constraints In Helping Them.Not Since The Inimitable Aaliya Of An Unnecessary Woman Has Rabih Alameddine Conjured Such A Winsome Heroine To Lead Us To One Of The Most Wrenching Conflicts Of Our Time. Cunningly Weaving In Stories Of Other Refugees Into MinaS Singular Own, The Wrong End Of The Telescope Is A Bedazzling Tapestry Of Both Tragic And Amusing Portraits Of Indomitable Spirits Facing This Humanitarian Crisis.Alameddine Hits A Distinctly Contemporary Note With This New Book About Refugees . . . It Feels Totally Authentic Sunday Times
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