Description

In a nation stifled by patriarchy, two young women navigate treacherous political landscapes and personal aspirations. Nehal, from a privileged background, yearns to master her waterweaving abilities and join the esteemed Daughters of Izdihar, while Giorgina fights for her own survival and recognition. Their individual struggles for autonomy become intertwined with a larger, nation-shaping rebellion, blending magical prowess with the quiet determination to forge their own destinies. This compelling narrative weaves together political intrigue, magical conflict, and the enduring fight for freedom against oppressive societal structures.

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paperback

Little, Brown Book Group Limited

Published Jan 1, 2023

ISBN: 9780356520476

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Details

First Published

2023

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Daughters of Izdihar by Hadeer Elsbai.

Violence
Racism/Discrimination