Aymann Ismail, a SLATE journalist and podcaster, narrates his memoir, giving it the genuineness he intended when he wrote it. Growing up the youngest son of immigrants, Ismail struggled with his identity as a Muslim and an Egyptian American. He narrates with the kind of self-questioning that adds credibility to his journey to form an honest relationship with his religion and with his beloved, wise wife, Mira; his children; and himself. Ismail's candid delivery captures his emotions when he struggles with his devout father's disapproval and the prejudice he encounters after 9/11, along with his feelings of humility and forgiveness for himself as he owns up to his missteps and learns how to listen. The combination of humor and heart makes for a meaningful story of growth for listeners. S.W. © AudioFile 2025, Portland, Maine [Published: AUGUST 2025]
Trade Ed. Random House Audio 2025
DD ISBN 9798217075713 $20.00
Library Ed. Books on Tape 2025
DD ISBN 9798217075829 $66.50
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