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100			_aShafey, Noran Omar _912433
245			_aBaraweez : _bevery picture tells a story _cNoran Omar Shafey
260			_aUnited States : _bEgyptian Scribe Publisher, _cc2016.
300			_aiii, 368 p. ; _c24 cm.
520			_aThe Egyptian people felt betrayed as they witnessed how other nations advanced while theirs fell behind. Their disappointment in the performance of their government ignited the 2011 revolution. While still in the aftermath of their celebrations, their revolution was stolen, yet hope never eluded them. Inspired by those events, Noran Omar Shafey weaves the themes of betrayal, loss and hope into her debut novel. Baraweez, the Egyptian colloquial word for frames tells the dramatic stories of three Egyptian women portrayed in frames on Nanna's side table which she reveals to her granddaughter. Farida is betrayed while seeking true friendship; Sagy fights back to get her stolen son; and Soha never gives up hope on finding true love. These three stories are set within the story of Nanna, Salma and their family going about their daily lives in Alexandria in the midst of fast-paced political upheaval, unrest and uncertainty during the January 25th 2011 revolution.
650			_vEgypt _xHistory _xProtests, 2011 _zFiction _916275
650			_vEgypt _947307
856			_uhttps://uowd.box.com/s/mluwnb5nlcctmtq98ilqje8t11ii3py9 _zLocation Map
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