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4.0


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5.0


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3.75

Enjoyed! Felt the pacing start to drag a little in the last third of the book, but overall, very positive feelings about this book. Learned a lot. The prose is very journalistic and not super "literary", just as an FYI; whether you're into that or not is up to your preference, I guess.

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4.0

"Dedicating your life to understanding yourself can be its own form of protest, especially when the world tells you that you don't exist."

This book was really great. I don't read a lot of memoirs, but I am so glad I picked this one up. Samra's unapologetic queerness in combination with her Muslim identity was amazing to read about. So many people say that queer Muslims don't exist and like the title says 'We have always been here' just because you don't see something doesn't mean it's not there.

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