THE SECRET LIVES OF THE AMIR SISTERS - Nadiya Hussain
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The four Amir sisters (Fatima, Farah, Bubblee and Mae) are the only young Muslims in the quaint English village of Wyvernage, each presenting as happy on the outside, but struggling on the inside . . .
Chef, baker, columnist, author, and television personality Nadiya Hussain presents her debut novel The Secret Lives of the Amir Sisters, a lovely story about family, faith and self-acceptance packed with humor and warmth.
"The winner of Great British Bake Off proves with The Secret Lives of the Amir Sisters that she is more than just a dab hand with a piping bag." -- Daily Telegraph
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THE SECRET LIVES OF THE AMIR SISTERS - Nadiya Hussain
THE SECRET LIVES OF THE AMIR SISTERS - Nadiya Hussain
~ Trade Paperback
The four Amir sisters (Fatima, Farah, Bubblee and Mae) are the only young Muslims in the quaint English village of Wyvernage, each presenting as happy on the outside, but struggling on the inside . . .
Chef, baker, columnist, author, and television personality Nadiya Hussain presents her debut novel The Secret Lives of the Amir Sisters, a lovely story about family, faith and self-acceptance packed with humor and warmth.
"The winner of Great British Bake Off proves with The Secret Lives of the Amir Sisters that she is more than just a dab hand with a piping bag." -- Daily Telegraph
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~ Trade Paperback
The four Amir sisters (Fatima, Farah, Bubblee and Mae) are the only young Muslims in the quaint English village of Wyvernage, each presenting as happy on the outside, but struggling on the inside . . .
Chef, baker, columnist, author, and television personality Nadiya Hussain presents her debut novel The Secret Lives of the Amir Sisters, a lovely story about family, faith and self-acceptance packed with humor and warmth.
"The winner of Great British Bake Off proves with The Secret Lives of the Amir Sisters that she is more than just a dab hand with a piping bag." -- Daily Telegraph
