Onion Tears ebook By Shubnum Khan. Read a Sample. Sign up to save your library. With an OverDrive account, you can save your favorite libraries for at-a-glance information about availability. Find out more about OverDrive accounts. Save Not today. Format. ebook. ISBN. Author. Shubnum Khan. Publisher. Brilliant debut Novel, Onion Tears by Shubnum Khan was launched at Exclusive books, Gateway on 6 May The book sees alot of interest piqued from the muslim community, who attended the launch. Khan is accompanied by her mentors who do much justice to presenting Khan’s talent as well as her book to an eager crowd. · Read "Onion Tears" by Shubnum Khan available from Rakuten Kobo. Love, loss and life are the themes that weave through this tale of three 4/5.
Shubnum Khan's How I Accidentally Became A Global Stock Photo: A love letter to memory and connection By Sarah Hoek • 1 June Images courtesy of Shubnum Khan. Onion Tears by Shubnum Khan. Shubnum Khan's debut novel Onion Tears is a pure delight to read. Set in suburban South Africa, it tells the story of three generations of Muslim women. There is Khadeejah Bibi Ballim, a first generation Indian, her daughter Summaya and Summaya's daughter, eleven-year old Aneesa. Book Review: Shubnum Khan's 'Onion Tears: A Novel' by bookshy - What a lovely debut novel from South African writer, Shubnum Khan. Penguin Books SA sent me a copy for review (thank you!), and I really didn't know what to expect when I started reading it. It turned out to be one of those novels I just couldn't put down.
Book Launch: Onion Tears by Shubnum Khan. Hasina Suliman / . Brilliant debut Novel, Onion Tears by Shubnum Khan was launched at Exclusive books, Gateway on 6 May The book sees alot of interest piqued from the muslim community, who attended the launch. Khan is accompanied by her mentors who do much justice to presenting Khan’s talent as well as her book to an eager crowd. Shubnum Khan was born in Durban. She has a degree in Media Studies and a Masters degree in English. Her first novel Onion Tears was shortlisted for the Penguin Prize for African Writing and the University of Johannesburg Debut Fiction Prize. Her work has been translated into Italian, Vietnamese, Afrikaans and Norwegian. Brilliant debut Novel, Onion Tears by Shubnum Khan was launched at Exclusive books, Gateway on 6 May The book sees alot of interest piqued from the muslim community, who attended the launch. Khan is accompanied by her mentors who do much justice to presenting Khan’s talent as well as her book to an eager crowd.
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