3/5 ⭐️ Interwoven short stories about people who try to cross the river border from Morocco to Spain. Some make it and others don't.
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3/5 ⭐️ Interwoven short stories about people who try to cross the river border from Morocco to Spain. Some make it and others don't.
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At 180p, this book is too short to tell the story it tries to tell, at least for me.
Four Moroccans, Murad, Faten, Halima and Aziz, meet for the first time on the boat that will take from Morocco to Spain. They are trying to get into Spain illegally. Then we get their story for getting on the boat and then we get to know what happened afterwards.
I would have wanted to get to know these people more.
I made a vegetable tagine tonight, and that made me think of Morocco, which led me to think about this super book. (This is all of the ingredients waiting for me to put the tagine lid on, and then to cook for ~55 minutes.) One of my favorite things is adding the ras al hanout that I made from a Moroccan recipe on the internet - a beautiful blend of spices, SO GOOD. 😋
Unusual read about Moroccan immigrants trying to cross illegally into Spain and their fates. Particularly interesting to me as i was in Morocco at the time. Wonderful and warm people and beautiful country, but with economic challenges that are well portrayed.