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Ayesha at Last
by Uzma Jalaluddin
Sometimes there were no words, only sunshine on your heart.“
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This is billed as a Pride & Predjudice retelling- but in my opinion the connection to the source material is pretty loose. That’s not a bad thing. Whether or not you’ve ever read P&P you can absolutely read this book. At the heart of this comedy/romance/family story is the Muslim community. I loved how the cultural undertones helped drive the story and character arcs.
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Certain sections did feel a little laborious- but overall I found it to be a diversely charming, delightfully witty and downright entertaining read.
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This is billed as a Pride & Predjudice retelling- but in my opinion the connection to the source material is pretty loose. That’s not a bad thing. Whether or not you’ve ever read P&P you can absolutely read this book. At the heart of this comedy/romance/family story is the Muslim community. I loved how the cultural undertones helped drive the story and character arcs.
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Certain sections did feel a little laborious- but overall I found it to be a diversely charming, delightfully witty and downright entertaining read.