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Ports of Call

Ports of Call | Alberto Manguel, Amin Maalouf

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Young Turk Ossyane leaves Beruit to study in Paris during the 1930s, joins the Resistance to fight Nazi occupation, returns home a hero, meets and falls for the Jewish Clara, and settles back in the troubled Middle East. Reprint.

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Ports of Call | Alberto Manguel, Amin Maalouf

Some books from my TBR 2018 list. I have another set like this, and then dozens of e-books. I 💗📖

JamieArc Chunksters! Some of those are on my 2018 TBR, when I‘m focusing less on the number of books I read to give room for some chunksters ive been meaning to get to :-) 7y

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