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A Burnt-Out Case
Republic of the Congo
Translated? N
1001? N
Well-Read World? N
A famous architect struggling with a crisis of faith escapes to a leper colony in the Congo, in Graham Greene’s “greatest novel� (Time).
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Republic of the Congo
Translated? N
1001? N
Well-Read World? N
A famous architect struggling with a crisis of faith escapes to a leper colony in the Congo, in Graham Greene’s “greatest novel� (Time).
4.01
I nominate
Mother of Strangers by
Suad Amiry.
As to which country to use:
1. Author was born in Syria
2. the novel is set in the city of Jaffa, from 1947-1951, so first Palestine and then Israel.
Translated
Mother of Strangers by
Suad Amiry.
As to which country to use:
1. Author was born in Syria
2. the novel is set in the city of Jaffa, from 1947-1951, so first Palestine and then Israel.
Translated

We are at 3 but does anyone have something else they wish to nominate? I'll post the poll on Sunday.
Amanda wrote: "I'll nominate Cutting for Stone (Ethiopia)."
I unfortunately for this challenge, have already read this one. It is well worth the read!
I unfortunately for this challenge, have already read this one. It is well worth the read!
Hello all! Right now the poll has 3 books and 3 votes. One for each. The poll ends at midnight 2/14 so please don't forget to vote!
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Cutting for Stone (other topics)Cutting for Stone (other topics)
Mother of Strangers (other topics)
A Burnt-Out Case (other topics)
I used to delete the Nominations once the month was complete. I have started to save them in Archives starting with the Jan 2025 Nominations thread. They might be useful some day!! 😊