Sneak Preview Hi everyone, I’m excited to announce my next book…for those of you who guessed it is a children’s book! ‘The Girl Who Slept Under the Moon’ follows the story of Noor, who arrives in a new country and doesn’t belong at her new school.To feel better, Noor takes comfort in the things thatContinue reading “The Girl Who Slept Under The Moon”
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Revisiting why I wrote Jasmine Falling
Hi all, As you know, I am back online after a two year hiatus and I return with exciting news about the upcoming publication of my second novel, The Tower. Beacon Books will be publishing my second book in April and before it goes live to all my readers, I wanted to reflect on why writingContinue reading “Revisiting why I wrote Jasmine Falling”
Book Tour: Jasmine Falling author returns to Palestine, December 2017
Shereen is returning to Palestine in December 2017 to discuss her novel, Jasmine Falling. “I am looking forward to being able to share my novel and what better place to do this, than in the land that inspired it.” This trip is especially poignant for the author, who returns to Palestine, two years after the novel’sContinue reading “Book Tour: Jasmine Falling author returns to Palestine, December 2017”
The Story Of Maha – A book review
I read the Story of Maha and was particularly interested in the insight of a Muslim girl growing up in South Africa. The book immerses you into this world completely as you follow Maha’s life. Maha is a strong, feisty character, from a fairly well off background which affords her certain privileges that others don’tContinue reading “The Story Of Maha – A book review”
Book Review: Jasmine Falling
Jasmine Falling by Shereen Malherbe My rating: 5 of 5 stars I found Jasmine Falling a beautiful work of art which was emotionally moving and will stay with me for some time to come. T… Source: Book Review: Jasmine Falling
