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Edie Fields
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Good read so far (good in the sense that it is well written and engaging, and also in a “good for you” sense—Tamimi provides good insight into organization strategy and the thought that goes into their actions). Finding it sad that the “childhood” section is so overtaken by descriptions of the history of israeli occupation of Palestine and that the childhood section ends after she turns nine.
— Jan 02, 2025 05:03PM
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Edie Fields
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“‘I’m living a violation, not a life!’” Very apt
— Jan 10, 2025 04:03PM
Edie Fields
is on page 204 of 288
I remembered how to read yesterday
Feels like talking to a(n extremely intelligent and well informed) friend about something terrible that happened to them, but then i remember that none of this is even remotely similar to my life and i will probably never fathom the extent of the trauma that Ahed and her family have been through. Much to think about
— Jan 09, 2025 09:00PM
Feels like talking to a(n extremely intelligent and well informed) friend about something terrible that happened to them, but then i remember that none of this is even remotely similar to my life and i will probably never fathom the extent of the trauma that Ahed and her family have been through. Much to think about
