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★A historical novel about a woman who steals her dead sister’s identity and elopes to 1930s Baghdad, taking long held family secrets with her.
★All The Lives She Lived offers a unique perspective on life in Baghdad from the late 1930s through to the 1958 revolution, with an unforgettable main character that the reader will root for.
Description
It’s 1917, and Doris is a spoilt orphan living with her grandparents in the suburbs of Birmingham. Yet there’s always been something strange about the way everyone treats her. When she discovers that her parents and six siblings are alive and well only streets away, her life is thrown into chaos. Who is she, and why was she given away? Building herself up with more and more lies, she sets events in motion that will take her to Baghdad, then Beirut, and finally back to England in search of who she really is.
Author
Nathalie Abi-Ezzi was born and grew up in Lebanon during the civil war. She later moved to London to complete her PHD, where she began to write fiction. Her first novel, A Girl Made of Dust was published by 4 Estate in 2008. Nathalie has since published another novel and a poetry collection and been recognised by the German LiBeraturpreis, the Desmond Elliot Prize and the Gregory O’Donoghue poetry competition. All The Lives She Lived is loosely based on Nathalie’s grandmother’s experiences.
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