This year I have a goal to read 100 books. 15 down, 85 more to go!
Click on the names to see the book on Amazon.com.
1. Little Princes by Conor Grennan (highly recommend- about Nepal)
1. Little Princes by Conor Grennan (highly recommend- about Nepal)
2. Passage to Istanbul by Joseph Kanon (meh- slow spy novel, not very much culture, do not recommend)
5. Apples are from Kazakhstan by Christopher Robins (recommend- great explanations of Soviet transitions)
6. Rebel Land by Christopher de Bellaigue (recommend- historical background via stories of different kinds of people in Turkey including Kurds and Armenians)
9. My Forbidden Face by Latifa (highly recommend- about Afghanistan)
10. Princess by Jean Sasson (highly recommend- about Saudi Arabia)
11. Girls Like Us: Fighting for a World Where Girls are not for Sale by Rachel Loyd (recommend- about child enslavement in New York)
12. Leap of Faith by Queen Noor (highly recommend- captures the recent history of the Palestinian peace process and of course Jordan).
13. Murder in the Name of Honor by Rana Husseini (highly recommend, about Jordan & the world)
14. A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park (highly recommend, fast and compelling read about South Sudan)
16. Survivors by Allan Zullo (recommend- about Polish Children who survived Jewish camps in WWII).
Currently underway:
7. Crescent & Star by Stephen Kinzer (not a narrative- just historic information- dry)
7. Crescent & Star by Stephen Kinzer (not a narrative- just historic information- dry)
15. The Woman Who Fell From The Sky by Jennifer Steil (about Yemen)
17. Friendly Fire by Alaa al Aswany (recommend- fiction collect of short stories about Egypt)
Up next:
19. Red Dust Road by Jackie Kay
19. Red Dust Road by Jackie Kay
20. A Lady Cyclist's Guide to Kasghar by Suzanne Joinson
21. The Founding Foodies: How Washington, Jefferson, and Franklin Revolutionized America Cuisine by Dave Dewitt
22. Finding Fish by Antwone Fisher
23. Boyd: The Fighter Pilot Who Changed The Art of War by Robert Coram
24. Knickers in a Twist by Jonathan Bernstein
25. Britannia in Brief by Banker & Mullins
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