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    River Is Made, A

    From South Waziristan to Kabul, Dubai, and Des Moines, Iowa — An Afghan Refugee’s Journey from War to Belonging in America

    Narrated by Patrick Kelly Shannon ...

    Unabridged

    6 hours 41 min

    A River is Made is a true story of a life carried across borders, wars, and generations, told through the eyes of its author, Fazal Moneer Adil. From Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the UAE to the United States, it traces the journey of an Afghan refugee from war to belonging in America.It is a powerful story spanning five decades of modern Afghan history, and personal sacrifice. Inspired by an Afghan ... Read more

    R286,69 or Free with Kobo Plus

  • A River Is Made

    From South Waziristan to Kabul, Dubai, and Des Moines, Iowa - An Afghan Refugee's Journey from War to Belonging in America

    A River is Made is the true story of a life carried across borders, wars, and generations, told through the eyes of its author, Fazal Moneer Adil. From South Waziristan to Kabul, Dubai, and Des Moines, Iowa - it traces the journey of a first-generation Afghan refugee from war to belonging in America.From his years as a child born in exile to his service as an interpreter for U.S. Special ... Read more

    R129,82

  • A River Is Made

    A River is Made is a true story of a life carried across borders, wars, and generations, told through the eyes of its author, Fazal Moneer Adil. From Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the UAE to the United States, it traces the journey of an Afghan refugee from war to belonging in America.It is a powerful story spanning five decades of modern Afghan history, and personal sacrifice. Inspired by an Afghan ... Read more

    R132,79 or Free with Kobo Plus

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