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Free [epub]$$ The Monk of Mokha PDF

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“Exquisitely interesting… This is about the human capacity to dream—here, there,
everywhere.― —Gabriel Thompson, San Francisco Chronicle  “A cracking tale of
intrigue and bravery… A gripping, triumphant adventure story.― —Paul Constant, Los
Angeles Times 'I wish someone had asked me to blurb The Monk of Mokha so I could have
said, 'I couldnâ€t put it down,' because I couldnâ€t put it down.' —Ann Patchett,
Parnassas Bookstore blog  “A true account of a scrappy underdog, told in a lively,
accessible style... Absolutely as gripping and cinematically dramatic as any fictional cliffhanger.―
—Michael Lindgren, The Washington Post “Remarkable… offers hope in the age of
Trump… Ends as a kind of breathless thriller as Mokhtar braves militia roadblocks, kidnappings
and multiple mortal dangers.― —Tim Adams, The Guardian  “A heady brew…
Plainspoken but gripping… Dives deep into a crisis but delivers a jolt of uplift as well.― —Mark
Athitakis, USA Today 'A vibrant depiction of courage and passion, interwoven with a detailed
history of Yemeni coffee and a timely exploration of Muslim American identity.' —David
Canfield, Entertainment Weekly“The Monk of Mokha is not merely about ‘coming to
America,†it is a thrilling chronicle of one manâ€s coming-and-going between two beloved
homelands—a brilliant mirror on the global community we have become.― —Marie Arana,
author of American Chica and Bolivar: American Liberator “This American coming of
age story reminds us all of how much our country is enriched by all who call it home.―Â
—Dalia Mogahed, author of Who Speaks For Islam?: What a Billion Muslims Really Think
 “Hereâ€s a story for our time: filled with ethos and pathos. Youâ€ll laugh, cry, and
discover worlds unknown to most. From scamming in the Tenderloin to dodging bombs in Yemen,
Mokhtar and Eggers take us on a worthwhile ride through the postmodern topography of our
times.― —Hamza Hanson Yusuf “Like many great works, Eggers†book is
multifaceted. It combines, in a single moving narrative, history, politics, biography, psychology,
adventure, drama, despair, hope, triumph and the irrepressible, indomitable nature of the human
spirit –at its best.― —Imam Zaid Shakir  “In telling Mokhtarâ€s story with such
clarity, honesty, and humor, Eggers allows readers to consider Yemen and Yemenis – long
invisible, side-lined, or maligned in the American imagination – in their wonderful and
complicated fullness.― —Alia Malek, author of The Home That Was Our Country: A
Memoir of Syria  and A Country Called Amreeka: Arab Roots, American StoriesÂ
Dave Eggers is the author of eleven books, including: The Circle; Heroes of the Frontier,

longlisted for the International DUBLIN Literary Award; A Hologram for the King, a fi