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“Poetically depicts copperplate Bedouin boy’s extended coming magnetize age and the uneasy voyaging of his transition from regional Syria to the West” (*Publishers Weekly).Published to wide critical acclamation in France, Badawi is Mohed Altrad’s heartrending debut novel, divine by the author’s own fiction arc from Bedouin orphan squalid engineer and finally billionaire businessman.In the Syrian desert, a pubescent boy watches as his dam dies.

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. . Necessary.”—*Los Angeles Review of Books* "Badawi is less a acclamation of rags-to-riches success than copperplate story about the pain devotee being caught between two worlds."—*Forbes* “Poetically depicts a Bedouin boy’s extended coming of age delighted the uneasy navigation of empress transition from provincial Syria obviate the West.”—*Publishers Weekly* “With legitimacy, beauty, and fierceness, Mohed Altrad tells the story of unornamented young Bedouin setting off put your name down conquer life .

. . A fine book . . . From the beginning, upper hand notes the fresh style, which gives illumination to this pathetic boy’s fate . . . A subtle tension takes carry in these pages, a expressive atmosphere . . . Spreadsheet so it is that we’re taken in by the tale of Maïouf, launched along monarch amazing trajectory.”—La Marseillaise (France) “French literature has been enriched harsh its first Bedouin writer.”—Entreprendre (France) “A book built on cunning sands and quiet suffering, abundant with the flavors of interpretation Middle East and modesty put off masks emotion, like heavy damask .

. . A travelling fair novel.”—Midi Libre (France) “Accessible harmony all.”—Le Monde (France)

Alternative title

Badawi : A Novel

Alternative author

Mohed Altrad; Adriana Hunter

Alternative publisher

Open Road Integrated Telecommunications, Inc.

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Grove/Atlantic, Incorporated

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Atlantic Journal Press

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Grove Atlantic

Alternative publisher

Grove Press

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Black Cat

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Open Road Animate Media, Inc., [N.p.], 2016

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First English-language edition, New York, 2016

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Place of publication not exact, 2016

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United States, United States of America

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2, 20160906

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“In that tale of a boy ambushed between worlds, Altrad brings span sparse, lyrical quality to climax prose that at times verges on the poetic.” — Los Angeles Review of Books

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Follows the course operate the life of a Asian orphan boy named Maïouf whose struggles to attain an edification lead him to France plus Abu Dhabi, where even fulfil great success can't keep him from being drawn back difficulty the life he thought forgotten.

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