Girls of Riyadh Rajaa Alsanea
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated

I love reading, but as of late I've had bad luck with books. Girls of Riyadh tells the story of four college-age high class friends in Saudi Arabia, girls looking for love but stymied by a system that allows them only limited freedoms and has very specific expectations and demands. This week finally I finished the book. Pada Kesempatan ini saya akan berbagi Novel Best Seller Karya Rajaa Al Sanea yang berjudul The Girls ofRiyadh.Novel ini merupakan kisah nyata yang dialami empat gadis Riyadh; Qamrah, Michelle, Shedim, dan Lumais. I get through the first few chapters and have to force myself to continue. The narrator of Girls of Riyadh (Banat al-Riyadh in the original Arabic) sends out anonymous emails about the clandestine romances of four of her friends. Given the furore, it might have been simpler to leave Girls of Riyadh on the e-shelf and go for one of the more universally accepted translations on my list. INDEPENDENT wrote “ Irresistible and thought provoking…an entertaining read : revealing, hilarious and chilling in turn”…As per DAILY TELEGRAPH – “Love and lust, men and money. Tapi setelah membaca The Girls of Riyadh ini yang katanya "kisah nyata" saya jadi bias dalam memandang budaya timur tengah. Girls of Riyadh is a story about 4 young women who are the best of friends and are from upper-class Saudi families. Rajaa AlSanea, a college aged Saudi girl, wrote a book called The Girls of Riyadh some time ago. Girls Of Riyadh must be the year's most unlikely novel: a sex confessional written as an online blog, set among the closeted female society of modern Saudi Arabia. The continuing impact of "chick-lit" in Saudi Arabia. Every step carrying her farther away from the happy ending to a story that had not even had a chance to begin. Download Girls of Riyadh Girls of Riyadh - Rajaa Alsanea - Complete Review - Entrance to. Download Ebook Gratis, Buku - Novel Digital The Girls of Riyadh. Managed to read it in between work (thank god didn't get caught by boss). Chic lit through and through (a genre I usually avoid), Girls of Riyadh kept me hooked by describing the country's strict, complex and often heart-breaking rules of courtship. If we lose faith in love, everything in this world will lose its pleasure. Running on an Arabian-tale high, I picked this one up after reading Princess: A True Story of Life Behind the Veil in Saudi Arabia, and Girls balanced the weighty after-effects of Princess quite well.