Ebook {Epub PDF} A Pure Heart by Rajia Hassib

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Read reviews and buy A Pure Heart - by Rajia Hassib (Paperback) at Target. Choose from contactless Same Day Delivery, Drive Up and more. "A Pure Heart" is a powerful novel about two Egyptian sisters--their divergent fates and the secrets of one family. Rajia Hassib was born and raised in Egypt. Rajia Hassib's A Pure Heart is a stirring and deeply textured novel that asks what it means to forgive, and considers how faith, family, and love can unite and divide us. PUBLISHERS WEEKLY .

"In A Pure Heart, Hassib, herself an Egyptian immigrant living in West Virginia, articulates the full-bodied chorus of Egypt’s voices—even that of Saaber, the year-old extremist bomber who is afforded a few of his own impassioned, nuanced asides as he struggles to interpret God’s intention for him—dismantling stereotypes of her country and culture. In so doing she exposes mankind’s best and worst qualities, our universalities and differences, illuminating all the while the. ‘A Pure Heart’ by Rajia Hassib is a gripping story of sisters, love, betrayal, and revolution in modern Cairo. Can’t-look-away suspense and big feelings. “A captivating novel about family, love, and home. Hassib masterfully excavates the secret loyalties that drive women to make fateful choices and, in so doing, explores important themes of guilt and responsibility, shame and forgiveness.” — Laila Lalami, author of Pulitzer Prize finalist The Moor’s Account.