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The Girl Who Lives Between Two Worlds
Noor is excited to discover she will be returning home to Palestine.
Noor had always dreamt of going back home one day. But that night, Noor felt nervous.
Will home ever be the same?
Where in the world does Noor belong?
The third outing of Shereen Malherbe’s lovable character Noor, The Girl Who Lives Between Two Worlds is an affirming story of identity and belonging.
Join Noor as she embarks on this journey of discovery no matter where in the world you are.
Noor had always dreamt of going back home one day. But that night, Noor felt nervous.
Will home ever be the same?
Where in the world does Noor belong?
The third outing of Shereen Malherbe’s lovable character Noor, The Girl Who Lives Between Two Worlds is an affirming story of identity and belonging.
Join Noor as she embarks on this journey of discovery no matter where in the world you are.
32 pages, Paperback
Published March 25, 2024
5 people want to read
About the author
Shereen Malherbe
8 books118 followersShereen Malherbe is a British Palestinian author.
Her two latest books, The Land Beneath the Light and her children's book, The Girl Who Stitched the Stars have been nominated for the Palestine Book Awards.
Shereen’s debut novel, Jasmine Falling, has been voted among the Best Books by Muslim Women (Goodreads).
Her second novel, The Tower is now an academic set text in a US university.
Her short story, The Cypress Tree, was recently published in World Literature Today’s landmark edition, ‘Palestine Voices’.
Her children's range now features in Open University's literacy scheme.
Her most recent novel, Yassini Girls, based on her experiences on a BBC documentary film, is out now.
Her two latest books, The Land Beneath the Light and her children's book, The Girl Who Stitched the Stars have been nominated for the Palestine Book Awards.
Shereen’s debut novel, Jasmine Falling, has been voted among the Best Books by Muslim Women (Goodreads).
Her second novel, The Tower is now an academic set text in a US university.
Her short story, The Cypress Tree, was recently published in World Literature Today’s landmark edition, ‘Palestine Voices’.
Her children's range now features in Open University's literacy scheme.
Her most recent novel, Yassini Girls, based on her experiences on a BBC documentary film, is out now.
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June 26, 2024
Love the messages in these children's books, a wonderful short story
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