Hadeer Elsbai

Apr 15, 2024 | barnesandnoble.com | Isabelle McConville |Aisha Abdel Gawad |Susan Muaddi Darraj |Hadeer Elsbai

What to Read Next: Arab American Heritage Month EditionOne of the reasons we love to read fiction is finding ways to connect with other people’s experiences. Here are some books you should should add to your TBR, from coming-of-age narratives to fantasy and magic, from family sagas to fresh takes on immigrant tales — written by Arab American writers that speak to the human experience. Please enable javascript to add items to the cart.

Mar 25, 2024 | readeratworkblog.wordpress.com | Hadeer Elsbai

The Weavers of Alameda by Hadeer Elsbai is the compulsively readable finale to the Alameda Duology. Where was we? I always forget with series. But here, I had no trouble diving right back into the world, and that’s a big plus. I generally have trouble getting back to a world and getting comfortable with authorial tone, but this is a very smooth beginning to a book two, and probably a small part of it is because it picks up right after the shocking cliffhanger we were left with.

Dec 7, 2023 | reddit.com | Hadeer Elsbai |Emily Tesh |Thomas Lee |Philip Fracassi

Hello! This is Angela Man, publicist at Orbit. Thanks for joining our AMA today! We’re so lucky to have amazing new voices join the Orbit family this year, and we wanted to give you all a chance to meet them all. Participating today: Hadeer Elsbai, author of THE DAUGHTERS OF IZDIHAR (Orbit UK) Emily Tesh, author of SOME DESPERATE GLORY (Orbit UK) Justin Lee Anderson, author of THE LOST WAR Thomas D.

Mar 2, 2023 | audiofilemagazine.com | Hadeer Elsbai

Narrators Priya Ayyar and Nikki Massoud accentuate the differences in the status of two women. In an Egyptian fantasy society, women are fighting for suffrage and control over their lives. Ayyar introduces the listener to Nehal, the daughter of a family that knows privilege. Ayyar's portrayal captures Nehal's haughty persona; she is aggressive and ambitious with little thought to those who are not of her class.