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Learning English

Name: Learning English
Brand: Interlink Pub Group Inc
SKU: 12309329
Price: 4800 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Rachid Al-Daif
ISBN: 9781566566742

Rachid Al-Daif

Paula Haydar

Adnan Haydar

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 12309329

Publishers Interlink Pub Group Inc, April 2007

No matter how hard Rachid tries to recreate himself, to become educated and worldly-to "learn Englis... Full description

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No matter how hard Rachid tries to recreate himself, to become educated and worldly-to "learn English"-it is impossible for this hip Beiruti with his cell phone and high-speed internet to sever the connection to his past in the Lebanese village of Zgharta, known for its "tough guys" and old-fashioned clan mentality. When the news of his father's murder, a case of blood revenge, reaches him by chance through a newspaper report, it drags him inescapably back into the world of his past. Suddenly he is plunged once again into the endless questions that plagued his childhood. The accomplished al-Daif hooks his readers from page one of this novel-partly with pieces and fragments of suspense-filled plot and partly with his typically idiosyncratic narrator, whose bizarre stories, comical asides and uncannily perceptive comments on human nature lead us through this tantalizing, funny, and sober book about the hold the past has on Lebanon, and on us all.