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Revolution (2017)
NL NW EBISBN: 9789082619010 bzw. 9082619016, in Holländisch, Xowox Publishing, neu, E-Book.
Lieferung aus: Niederlande, Direct beschikbaar.
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Escape to the Middle East in this thrilling tale about Khalid, Abdullah and Jalal – young men who try to shape the kingdom of Beledar. While the nearest battlefields of WWII are hundreds of miles of away, on the streets of Mayasin, the capital of Beledar, Abdullah struggles to survive. In a remote village, Khalid sets out in search of his father, and must face the brutal laws of the desert. Jalal, the young king, wants to break through nepotism and corruption, but in a conservative, Islamic co... Escape to the Middle East in this thrilling tale about Khalid, Abdullah and Jalal – young men who try to shape the kingdom of Beledar. While the nearest battlefields of WWII are hundreds of miles of away, on the streets of Mayasin, the capital of Beledar, Abdullah struggles to survive. In a remote village, Khalid sets out in search of his father, and must face the brutal laws of the desert. Jalal, the young king, wants to break through nepotism and corruption, but in a conservative, Islamic country, change doesn’t come easy. That the western world preys on his country’s oil fields, doesn’t make his life any easier either. In this exciting book, Wokke expertly and poignantly shows the roots of modern conflicts in the Middle East, through the people and ideas that inhabit it. REVIEW Dutchy Book Reviews (5 stars) “One of best books I read in a long time… Even when the book is set in a fictitious country called Beledar situated between Jordan and Iraq, the novel sheds light on many real things regarding the region while telling a captivating story in the meantime … A brilliant book that had me and my Muslim colleague discussing it.” REVIEW Reader in a Reverie (4.5 stars) [Revolution] is filled with discussions on politics, religion and war, but it is fuelled by the social, human interactions that these two characters experience. The discussions are intelligent but not confusing, and the story is just as much about the people, as it is about these themes. Both main characters had incredibly interesting stories, and were written in a way that made me want to be reading about one whilst reading about the other, in both characters’ cases. I only wish I could have read this book whilst studying Middle Eastern history last year – it completely brings the place, the society, the corruption, and the religious politics to life, especially in the beginning of the novel. I felt like I was walking the streets with Abdullah, and within the army with Khalid. Wokke creates a very vivid world, and a very real one. I found the character of the new King to be the most interesting though. The insight into the way the political structure worked was gripping to read. Reading about his British education, and the way it, and his Western Queen, influence his thinking in terms of both religion and politics, was very interesting. Overall, this was a very thought-provoking and well-written book. The examination of the lives of the individuals in this country was engaging and drove the story throughout. The characters are very well fleshed out, and the world is painted very clearly in the reader’s mind.Soort: Met illustraties;Taal: Engels;Formaat: Epub zonder kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) ;Verschijningsdatum: mei 2017;ISBN13: 9789082619010; Engelstalig | Ebook | 2017.
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Escape to the Middle East in this thrilling tale about Khalid, Abdullah and Jalal – young men who try to shape the kingdom of Beledar. While the nearest battlefields of WWII are hundreds of miles of away, on the streets of Mayasin, the capital of Beledar, Abdullah struggles to survive. In a remote village, Khalid sets out in search of his father, and must face the brutal laws of the desert. Jalal, the young king, wants to break through nepotism and corruption, but in a conservative, Islamic co... Escape to the Middle East in this thrilling tale about Khalid, Abdullah and Jalal – young men who try to shape the kingdom of Beledar. While the nearest battlefields of WWII are hundreds of miles of away, on the streets of Mayasin, the capital of Beledar, Abdullah struggles to survive. In a remote village, Khalid sets out in search of his father, and must face the brutal laws of the desert. Jalal, the young king, wants to break through nepotism and corruption, but in a conservative, Islamic country, change doesn’t come easy. That the western world preys on his country’s oil fields, doesn’t make his life any easier either. In this exciting book, Wokke expertly and poignantly shows the roots of modern conflicts in the Middle East, through the people and ideas that inhabit it. REVIEW Dutchy Book Reviews (5 stars) “One of best books I read in a long time… Even when the book is set in a fictitious country called Beledar situated between Jordan and Iraq, the novel sheds light on many real things regarding the region while telling a captivating story in the meantime … A brilliant book that had me and my Muslim colleague discussing it.” REVIEW Reader in a Reverie (4.5 stars) [Revolution] is filled with discussions on politics, religion and war, but it is fuelled by the social, human interactions that these two characters experience. The discussions are intelligent but not confusing, and the story is just as much about the people, as it is about these themes. Both main characters had incredibly interesting stories, and were written in a way that made me want to be reading about one whilst reading about the other, in both characters’ cases. I only wish I could have read this book whilst studying Middle Eastern history last year – it completely brings the place, the society, the corruption, and the religious politics to life, especially in the beginning of the novel. I felt like I was walking the streets with Abdullah, and within the army with Khalid. Wokke creates a very vivid world, and a very real one. I found the character of the new King to be the most interesting though. The insight into the way the political structure worked was gripping to read. Reading about his British education, and the way it, and his Western Queen, influence his thinking in terms of both religion and politics, was very interesting. Overall, this was a very thought-provoking and well-written book. The examination of the lives of the individuals in this country was engaging and drove the story throughout. The characters are very well fleshed out, and the world is painted very clearly in the reader’s mind.Soort: Met illustraties;Taal: Engels;Formaat: Epub zonder kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) ;Verschijningsdatum: mei 2017;ISBN13: 9789082619010; Engelstalig | Ebook | 2017.
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Revolution (English Edition) (2017)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9789082619010 bzw. 9082619016, in Englisch, 440 Seiten, XowoX Publishing BV, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, ebook downloaden, Gratis verzending.
Escape to the Middle East in this thrilling tale about Khalid, Abdullah and Jalal – young men who try to shape the kingdom of Beledar. While the nearest battlefields of WWII are hundreds of miles of away, on the streets of Mayasin, the capital of Beledar, Abdullah struggles to survive. In a remote village, Khalid sets out in search of his father, and must face the brutal laws of the desert. Jalal, the young king, wants to break through nepotism and corruption, but in a conservative, Islamic country, change doesn’t come easy. That the western world preys on his country’s oil fields, doesn’t make his life any easier either. In this exciting book, Wokke expertly and poignantly shows the roots of modern conflicts in the Middle East, through the people and ideas that inhabit it. REVIEW Dutchy Book Reviews (5 stars) “One of best books I read in a long time… Even when the book is set in a fictitious country called Beledar situated between Jordan and Iraq, the novel sheds light on many real things regarding the region while telling a captivating story in the meantime … A brilliant book that had me and my Muslim colleague discussing it.” REVIEW Reader in a Reverie (4.5 stars) [Revolution] is filled with discussions on politics, religion and war, but it is fuelled by the social, human interactions that these two characters experience. The discussions are intelligent but not confusing, and the story is just as much about the people, as it is about these themes. Both main characters had incredibly interesting stories, and were written in a way that made me want to be reading about one whilst reading about the other, in both characters’ cases. I only wish I could have read this book whilst studying Middle Eastern history last year – it completely brings the place, the society, the corruption, and the religious politics to life, especially in the beginning of the novel. I felt like I was walking the streets with Abdullah, and within the army with Khalid. Wokke creates a very vivid world, and a very real one. I found the character of the new King to be the most interesting though. The insight into the way the political structure worked was gripping to read. Reading about his British education, and the way it, and his Western Queen, influence his thinking in terms of both religion and politics, was very interesting. Overall, this was a very thought-provoking and well-written book. The examination of the lives of the individuals in this country was engaging and drove the story throughout. The characters are very well fleshed out, and the world is painted very clearly in the reader’s mind. Kindle Edition, Indeling: Kindle eBook, Label: XowoX Publishing BV, XowoX Publishing BV, Productgroep: eBooks, Gepubliceerd: 2017-05-01, Releasedatum: 2017-05-01, Studio: XowoX Publishing BV.
Escape to the Middle East in this thrilling tale about Khalid, Abdullah and Jalal – young men who try to shape the kingdom of Beledar. While the nearest battlefields of WWII are hundreds of miles of away, on the streets of Mayasin, the capital of Beledar, Abdullah struggles to survive. In a remote village, Khalid sets out in search of his father, and must face the brutal laws of the desert. Jalal, the young king, wants to break through nepotism and corruption, but in a conservative, Islamic country, change doesn’t come easy. That the western world preys on his country’s oil fields, doesn’t make his life any easier either. In this exciting book, Wokke expertly and poignantly shows the roots of modern conflicts in the Middle East, through the people and ideas that inhabit it. REVIEW Dutchy Book Reviews (5 stars) “One of best books I read in a long time… Even when the book is set in a fictitious country called Beledar situated between Jordan and Iraq, the novel sheds light on many real things regarding the region while telling a captivating story in the meantime … A brilliant book that had me and my Muslim colleague discussing it.” REVIEW Reader in a Reverie (4.5 stars) [Revolution] is filled with discussions on politics, religion and war, but it is fuelled by the social, human interactions that these two characters experience. The discussions are intelligent but not confusing, and the story is just as much about the people, as it is about these themes. Both main characters had incredibly interesting stories, and were written in a way that made me want to be reading about one whilst reading about the other, in both characters’ cases. I only wish I could have read this book whilst studying Middle Eastern history last year – it completely brings the place, the society, the corruption, and the religious politics to life, especially in the beginning of the novel. I felt like I was walking the streets with Abdullah, and within the army with Khalid. Wokke creates a very vivid world, and a very real one. I found the character of the new King to be the most interesting though. The insight into the way the political structure worked was gripping to read. Reading about his British education, and the way it, and his Western Queen, influence his thinking in terms of both religion and politics, was very interesting. Overall, this was a very thought-provoking and well-written book. The examination of the lives of the individuals in this country was engaging and drove the story throughout. The characters are very well fleshed out, and the world is painted very clearly in the reader’s mind. Kindle Edition, Indeling: Kindle eBook, Label: XowoX Publishing BV, XowoX Publishing BV, Productgroep: eBooks, Gepubliceerd: 2017-05-01, Releasedatum: 2017-05-01, Studio: XowoX Publishing BV.
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Revolution
NL HC NWISBN: 9789082619003 bzw. 9082619008, in Holländisch, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Niederlande, 1 dag.
Beledar, 1942. War rages in the West, but the East is not immune to its call. In the capital of Beledar - Mayasin - the old Emir is dying, and his son, Jalal, British-educated and with modern sensibilities, is poised to take leadership over a fractious nation. Growing up in the poorest streets of Mayasin, Abdullah ekes out a meagre living shining shoes, selling arak, and performing less savoury favours for visiting foreigners in the city, until one bloodied, fateful night changes the course of his life forever.In a remote desert village on the other side of Beledar, Khalid is witness to immense brutality, meted out by his elder brother. When fate calls on him to act, there is no where to hide and not yet a teenager, he already has blood on his hands. Sunni and Shi'i, royalist and revolutionary. One is destined for the palace; the other is for the army. As their nation grapples with a new world, new independence, new ideas, and new struggles, the lives of these two boys will become inextricably intertwined... and the fate of the whole country will hang in the balance. Revolution. (9789082619003). Auteur: Piet Hein Wokke. Uitgever: Xowox Publishing B.V.. Taal: Engels. Lengte: 448 pagina'S. Uitvoering: Hardback, Media > Boeken, Boeken.
Beledar, 1942. War rages in the West, but the East is not immune to its call. In the capital of Beledar - Mayasin - the old Emir is dying, and his son, Jalal, British-educated and with modern sensibilities, is poised to take leadership over a fractious nation. Growing up in the poorest streets of Mayasin, Abdullah ekes out a meagre living shining shoes, selling arak, and performing less savoury favours for visiting foreigners in the city, until one bloodied, fateful night changes the course of his life forever.In a remote desert village on the other side of Beledar, Khalid is witness to immense brutality, meted out by his elder brother. When fate calls on him to act, there is no where to hide and not yet a teenager, he already has blood on his hands. Sunni and Shi'i, royalist and revolutionary. One is destined for the palace; the other is for the army. As their nation grapples with a new world, new independence, new ideas, and new struggles, the lives of these two boys will become inextricably intertwined... and the fate of the whole country will hang in the balance. Revolution. (9789082619003). Auteur: Piet Hein Wokke. Uitgever: Xowox Publishing B.V.. Taal: Engels. Lengte: 448 pagina'S. Uitvoering: Hardback, Media > Boeken, Boeken.
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Revolution - Boek (9082619008)
NL NWISBN: 9789082619003 bzw. 9082619008, in Holländisch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Niederlande, Vandaag voor 23:00 besteld, morgen in huis, Bestelbaar.
Het Boek Revolution (9082619008) geschreven door Piet Hein Wokke bestel je op bruna.nl! Beledar, 1942. War rages in the West, but the East is not immune to its call. In the capital of Beledar - Mayasin - the old Emir is dying, and his son, Jalal, British-educated and with modern sensibilities, is poised to take leadership over a fractious nation. Growing up in the poorest streets of Mayasin, Abdullah ekes out a meagre living shining shoes, selling arak, and performing less savoury favours for visiting foreigners in the city, until one bloodied, fateful night changes the course of his life forever. In a remote desert village on the other side of Beledar, Khalid is witness to immense brutality, meted out by his elder brother. When fate calls on him to act, there is no where to hide and not yet a teenager, he already has blood on his hands. Sunni and Shi'i, royalist and revolutionary. One is destined for the palace; the other is for the army. As their nation grapples with a new world, new independence, new ideas, and new struggles, the lives of these two boys will become inextricably intertwined... and the fate of the whole country will hang in the balance. adult, male, 241 x 165 x 40 mm.
Het Boek Revolution (9082619008) geschreven door Piet Hein Wokke bestel je op bruna.nl! Beledar, 1942. War rages in the West, but the East is not immune to its call. In the capital of Beledar - Mayasin - the old Emir is dying, and his son, Jalal, British-educated and with modern sensibilities, is poised to take leadership over a fractious nation. Growing up in the poorest streets of Mayasin, Abdullah ekes out a meagre living shining shoes, selling arak, and performing less savoury favours for visiting foreigners in the city, until one bloodied, fateful night changes the course of his life forever. In a remote desert village on the other side of Beledar, Khalid is witness to immense brutality, meted out by his elder brother. When fate calls on him to act, there is no where to hide and not yet a teenager, he already has blood on his hands. Sunni and Shi'i, royalist and revolutionary. One is destined for the palace; the other is for the army. As their nation grapples with a new world, new independence, new ideas, and new struggles, the lives of these two boys will become inextricably intertwined... and the fate of the whole country will hang in the balance. adult, male, 241 x 165 x 40 mm.
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Revolution
NL NWISBN: 9789082619003 bzw. 9082619008, in Holländisch, neu.
Beledar, 1942. War rages in the West, but the East is not immune to its call. In the capital of Beledar - Mayasin - the old Emir is dying, and his son, Jalal, British-educated and with modern sensibilities, is poised to take leadership over a fractious nation. Growing up in the poorest streets of Mayasin, Abdullah ekes out a meagre living shining shoes, selling arak, and performing less savoury favours for visiting foreigners in the city, until one bloodied, fateful night changes the course of his life forever.In a remote desert village on the other side of Beledar, Khalid is witness to immense brutality, meted out by his elder brother. When fate calls on him to act, there is no where to hide and not yet a teenager, he already has blood on his hands. Sunni and Shi'i, royalist and revolutionary. One is destined for the palace; the other is for the army. As their nation grapples with a new world, new independence, new ideas, and new struggles, the lives of these two boys will become inextricably intertwined... and the fate of the whole country will hang in the balance. Thrillers, Thrillers.
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