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Published: April 27, 2010
Words: 27552 (approximate)
Language: English
Description
After the tragic 9/11 attacks, high school senior Malia Sanders watches as her world of prep-school perfection crumbles and her brother enlists in the army. Worried and alone, Malia seeks refuge through her friendship with Safiah, a devout Muslim girl. A story of love and friendship, Safiah’s Smile presents a friendship in its most unexpected form and a lesson of courage in the face of fear.Tags
september 11, love, friendship, 911, courage, war, high school, soldier, antidiscriminationAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
dawnie61
on May 04, 2010 :
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I enjoyed this book, it explores the difficulties a teenager has with the loss of her best friends mother in 9/11 & her brother & his best friend enlistening in the army. She meets a muslim girl at university and the difficulties of acceptance that she experiences. A quick read on a sunny afternoon.
I had not realised before downloading that it was written by a teenager, but I enjoyed it anyway, its certainly not childish.
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