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A woman of Cairo

A woman of Cairo

by Noel Barber
Publisher: Hodder and Stoughton (1984)
ISBN: 0340346507

Author REALLY Knows His Historical Background

Rated FIVE stars *****

I just reread this book, after reading it many years ago. In the intervening time, I spent several months in Egypt, and moved to Morocco, where I have resided for twelve years. I couldn't put the book down, and read through it in about three days. What most impressed me this time was the author's comprehensive knowledge of the Middle-Eastern mentality, and his intimate portrayal of King Farouk, Nasser, and Sadat--the author having not only lived in Cairo, but having met personally these three historical figures. I highly recommend this book for anyone interested in Egypt, or who plans to travel to Egypt. My only other comment is that most Egyptian women would not be BEHAVING as does the main female character in this novel, but they would THINK as she does.




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Reviewed by

Mary Mimouna

Marrakesh, Morocco


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