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Princess Sultana's Daughters by Jean Sasson, Jean Sasson

Princess Sultana's Daughters Jean Sasson, Jean Sasson ebook
Format: pdf
ISBN: 9780967673752
Publisher: Windsor-Brooke Books
Page: 256

Judul: The Princess Sultana's Daughters Penulis: Jean P. She had given birth to his sons Fahd, Ahmed, Abdul Aziz, Sultan and Faisal and daughter Hessa. ISBN: 9780967673769 | 265 pages | 7 Mb. Now, the princess and Jean Sasson turn the spotlight on Sultana's two teenage daughters, Maha and Amani. When I first read “Princess” I felt the same way too (it's a very deep story that will stay with the reader). Download Princess Sultana's Circle. Next two books from Princess trilogy are Daughters of Arabia and Desert Royals. This book continues where Sultana's finished, it tells the story of Sultana's daughters and how their mother tried to defend them in a place where women have no voice. In [/i]Daughters of Arabia[i], the princess turns the spotlight on her teenage daughters, Maha and Amani. Her mother was married at a very tender age to a man completely unknown to her. Surrounded by unbelievable opulence, Sultana's daughters have grown up taking their luxuries for granted. Sasson's next two books -- entitled Princess: A True Story of Life Behind the Veil, and Princess: Sultana's Daughters -- raised even more serious questions about Sasson's honesty. Read 'Princess and Sultana's Circle' That is what will become of Egyptian women. Their union produced 11 children, all daughters but one son, Ali. SASON: THE PRINCESS SULTANA'S DAUGHTERS. "Princess Sultana was his friend and life partner and they shared the same noble qualities of giving and helping others. Women were most important in ancient Egypt. In the Jean's book Princess caged bird is a female , Princess Sultana who is trapped in her royal cage of Saudi Arabia and she sings through the words of Jean to let the world know about the sufferings and pain of the Saudi women. Princess Sultana is a real princess,belonging to the Saudi royal family. All the time they dream of freedom, equality and love. During her own youth, Sultana chafed under the harsh social system into which she was born.