The Arab-American Handbook
by Nawa Shora
Price: $4.99 USD. 128150 words.
Published by Cune Press on November 23, 2010. .
A friendly, helpful, and sometimes humorous conversation that demystifies Arab, Arab-American, and Muslim cultures.
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Hair, Prayer, and Men
by Laila Halaby
Price: $2.99 USD. 5540 words. Published by Ryer Publishing on March 14, 2011. .
No one suspects the blond, green-eyed woman of being an Arab--least of all the Middle Eastern man sitting a few seats away from her on the airplane. But Jubayna's insider's view lets her see everything the man is doing wrong to mark himself as a terrorist. Should she step in and warn him, or just watch the whole thing play out? A lot can happen on one short flight . . .
Price: $2.99 USD. 5540 words. Published by Ryer Publishing on March 14, 2011. .
No one suspects the blond, green-eyed woman of being an Arab--least of all the Middle Eastern man sitting a few seats away from her on the airplane. But Jubayna's insider's view lets her see everything the man is doing wrong to mark himself as a terrorist. Should she step in and warn him, or just watch the whole thing play out? A lot can happen on one short flight . . .