Beirut Fragments A War Memoir Melanie Spears ”—Bethany Joy Lenz

”—Bethany Joy Lenz

This joyful exploration of immigration and nontraditional beauty pays tribute to the unique identity formed by a girl's Japanese roots and Hawaiian upbringing

and a rich exploration of a subject our culture and society have rendered nearly verboten: the possibility that for some women

Ekaterina's charming designs appear on greeting cards

Make time for yourself--The artwork

Beirut Fragments A War Memoir Melanie Spears ”—Bethany Joy LenzBy: Jean Said Makdisi Published by Random House, 2026 07 14 A landmark memoir that stands as a testament to survival, memory, dignity, and the stubborn beauty of insisting on ones place in the world, named a 1989 New York Times Notable Book. Jean Said MakdisiPalestinian writer, scholar, and sister of the late critic Edward Saidhas lived in Beirut since the 1970s. First published in 1989, Beirut Fragments endures as a beautifully wrought, intimate