Jean Naggar
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- who you are - why you are visiting - what you like to read - whether or not you enjoyed reading SIPPING FROM THE NILE, - if your book club is reading the book and would like me to enter the discussion - whatever else you would like to know about the book. I cannot enter into a Live Chat on this website, but I visit this page regularly and will be happy to answer all your questions here. Suggested Topics for Discussion
- - Do you read memoir most for historical context or to enter another's life story? - In Sipping from the Nile, would you prefer the family trees at the beginning or the end ? - Please suggest other topics for discussion Do you like my web site?Click and type in a question or comment I am only half way through this lovely book. obtained on kindle just to browse at first.It is so nice to read about someone who had such a wealthy happy background.so alternative to those books telling you about their half starved beaten background. I love reading about the way her lovely numerous family are decribed with such love. Her experience of Rodean school. so unconciously posh is this lovely jean naggar.I am only 63% through the book. Kathryn Turner email kathhearts@blueyonder.co.uk I don't feel it should be linear, but flashbacks and forward should be clearly linked to an overall arc. Janice from New York A successful memoir reaches beyond historic, generational and geographic boundaries to touch the universal heart of human experience, but it needs to be rooted in a historical and time context to have as well as personal experience. NG I like it very much! -- Susie from Idaho |
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