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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Back cover has printed mailing address of previous owner; otherwise Near Fine. 100 p., well illustrated. [b 822] Oversize.

Broschiert. Condition: Gut. 76 Seiten; Das hier angebotene Buch stammt aus einer teilaufgelösten wissenschaftlichen Bibliothek und trägt die entsprechenden Kennzeichnungen (Rückenschild, Instituts-Stempel.); Schnitt und Einband sind etwas staubschmutzig; der Buchzustand ist ansonsten ordentlich und dem Alter entsprechend gut. Text in SPANISCHER Sprache! Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 200.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Miranda Hirezi-Mugnier invites readers into a profound personal journey that spans six decades and six countries-Palestine, Kuwait, Egypt, India, Qatar, and the United States-while traversing numerous pivotal historical events. Her narrative offers a unique, intimate exploration of significant moments in history, providing a firsthand perspective on these events through the lens of her own life story. This memoir is not merely a retelling of experiences or a historical account of events and places from the perspective of a person who lived through those events, but a tribute to the value of listening to everyday people who live through such events that almost always differ from the accounts given by politically motivated individuals or the Media.From the serene landscapes of Bethlehem to the old sandy streets of Kuwait; From the bustling streets of Cairo to the historic charm of India, Miranda shares the extraordinary impressions and friendships forged along the way. Each chapter unfolds with vivid stories of the individuals who have touched her life, revealing the beauty and commonality that unites us all. The significant world events that she lived through, including the 1967 war, Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Naser's resignation and death, the Indian-Pakistani conflict, the rise and fall of ISIS, and the invasion of Kuwait.Despite being a politically opinionated individual, Miranda approaches her narrative with a focus on universal humanity, temporarily putting aside her disappointment with the prevailing injustices and inequality around the world, starting with her people back home in Palestine. Her story comes as an affirmation of the belief that all people, regardless of background, color, religion or ethnicity, are members of one global family deserving of love, freedom, human rights, respect, and understanding.Through heartfelt anecdotes, Miranda demonstrates how love, forgiveness, and laughter can transcend cultural and political boundaries. She offers valuable lessons for the younger generation, emphasizing the importance of keeping God in their lives, embracing tradition, trusting in their ancestors' wisdom, challenging prejudices, and finding joy in human connections.Miranda's Christian faith gently illuminates the pages of her memoir, not as doctrine, but as a living force expressed through her compassion, her resilience, and her unwavering sense of purpose. Whether in moments of quiet reflection or in the midst of political and personal upheaval, her faith is the undercurrent that steadies her voice and guides her choices. It is a quiet, steadfast light that shines through her words, her actions, and her character-offering readers not only a glimpse into her spiritual convictions, but into a life shaped by grace, hope, and a deep trust in God's providence."SCATTERED, YET WHOLE" is a touching reminder of the power of empathy and the beauty of a world united by shared experiences and genuine human interactions. It is a call to see beyond stereotypes and to appreciate the diverse tapestry of humanity that makes our world so vibrant and interconnected. A memoir of displacement and resilience, tracing one woman's journey from Bethlehem to the world, finding strength, identity, and belonging across cultures, loss, and new beginnings. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Miranda Hirezi-Mugnier invites readers into a profound personal journey that spans six decades and six countries-Palestine, Kuwait, Egypt, India, Qatar, and the United States-while traversing numerous pivotal historical events. Her narrative offers a unique, intimate exploration of significant moments in history, providing a firsthand perspective on these events through the lens of her own life story. This memoir is not merely a retelling of experiences or a historical account of events and places from the perspective of a person who lived through those events, but a tribute to the value of listening to everyday people who live through such events that almost always differ from the accounts given by politically motivated individuals or the Media.From the serene landscapes of Bethlehem to the old sandy streets of Kuwait; From the bustling streets of Cairo to the historic charm of India, Miranda shares the extraordinary impressions and friendships forged along the way. Each chapter unfolds with vivid stories of the individuals who have touched her life, revealing the beauty and commonality that unites us all. The significant world events that she lived through, including the 1967 war, Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Naser's resignation and death, the Indian-Pakistani conflict, the rise and fall of ISIS, and the invasion of Kuwait.Despite being a politically opinionated individual, Miranda approaches her narrative with a focus on universal humanity, temporarily putting aside her disappointment with the prevailing injustices and inequality around the world, starting with her people back home in Palestine. Her story comes as an affirmation of the belief that all people, regardless of background, color, religion or ethnicity, are members of one global family deserving of love, freedom, human rights, respect, and understanding.Through heartfelt anecdotes, Miranda demonstrates how love, forgiveness, and laughter can transcend cultural and political boundaries. She offers valuable lessons for the younger generation, emphasizing the importance of keeping God in their lives, embracing tradition, trusting in their ancestors' wisdom, challenging prejudices, and finding joy in human connections.Miranda's Christian faith gently illuminates the pages of her memoir, not as doctrine, but as a living force expressed through her compassion, her resilience, and her unwavering sense of purpose. Whether in moments of quiet reflection or in the midst of political and personal upheaval, her faith is the undercurrent that steadies her voice and guides her choices. It is a quiet, steadfast light that shines through her words, her actions, and her character-offering readers not only a glimpse into her spiritual convictions, but into a life shaped by grace, hope, and a deep trust in God's providence."SCATTERED, YET WHOLE" is a touching reminder of the power of empathy and the beauty of a world united by shared experiences and genuine human interactions. It is a call to see beyond stereotypes and to appreciate the diverse tapestry of humanity that makes our world so vibrant and interconnected. A memoir of displacement and resilience, tracing one woman's journey from Bethlehem to the world, finding strength, identity, and belonging across cultures, loss, and new beginnings. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Miranda Hirezi-Mugnier invites readers into a profound personal journey that spans six decades and six countries-Palestine, Kuwait, Egypt, India, Qatar, and the United States-while traversing numerous pivotal historical events. Her narrative offers a unique, intimate exploration of significant moments in history, providing a firsthand perspective on these events through the lens of her own life story. This memoir is not merely a retelling of experiences or a historical account of events and places from the perspective of a person who lived through those events, but a tribute to the value of listening to everyday people who live through such events that almost always differ from the accounts given by politically motivated individuals or the Media.From the serene landscapes of Bethlehem to the old sandy streets of Kuwait; From the bustling streets of Cairo to the historic charm of India, Miranda shares the extraordinary impressions and friendships forged along the way. Each chapter unfolds with vivid stories of the individuals who have touched her life, revealing the beauty and commonality that unites us all. The significant world events that she lived through, including the 1967 war, Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Naser's resignation and death, the Indian-Pakistani conflict, the rise and fall of ISIS, and the invasion of Kuwait.Despite being a politically opinionated individual, Miranda approaches her narrative with a focus on universal humanity, temporarily putting aside her disappointment with the prevailing injustices and inequality around the world, starting with her people back home in Palestine. Her story comes as an affirmation of the belief that all people, regardless of background, color, religion or ethnicity, are members of one global family deserving of love, freedom, human rights, respect, and understanding.Through heartfelt anecdotes, Miranda demonstrates how love, forgiveness, and laughter can transcend cultural and political boundaries. She offers valuable lessons for the younger generation, emphasizing the importance of keeping God in their lives, embracing tradition, trusting in their ancestors' wisdom, challenging prejudices, and finding joy in human connections.Miranda's Christian faith gently illuminates the pages of her memoir, not as doctrine, but as a living force expressed through her compassion, her resilience, and her unwavering sense of purpose. Whether in moments of quiet reflection or in the midst of political and personal upheaval, her faith is the undercurrent that steadies her voice and guides her choices. It is a quiet, steadfast light that shines through her words, her actions, and her character-offering readers not only a glimpse into her spiritual convictions, but into a life shaped by grace, hope, and a deep trust in God's providence."SCATTERED, YET WHOLE" is a touching reminder of the power of empathy and the beauty of a world united by shared experiences and genuine human interactions. It is a call to see beyond stereotypes and to appreciate the diverse tapestry of humanity that makes our world so vibrant and interconnected. A memoir of displacement and resilience, tracing one woman's journey from Bethlehem to the world, finding strength, identity, and belonging across cultures, loss, and new beginnings. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Miranda Hirezi-Mugnier invites readers into a profound personal journey that spans six decades and six countries-Palestine, Kuwait, Egypt, India, Qatar, and the United States-while traversing numerous pivotal historical events. Her narrative offers a unique, intimate exploration of significant moments in history, providing a firsthand perspective on these events through the lens of her own life story. This memoir is not merely a retelling of experiences or a historical account of events and places from the perspective of a person who lived through those events, but a tribute to the value of listening to everyday people who live through such events that almost always differ from the accounts given by politically motivated individuals or the Media.From the serene landscapes of Bethlehem to the old sandy streets of Kuwait; From the bustling streets of Cairo to the historic charm of India, Miranda shares the extraordinary impressions and friendships forged along the way. Each chapter unfolds with vivid stories of the individuals who have touched her life, revealing the beauty and commonality that unites us all. The significant world events that she lived through, including the 1967 war, Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Naser's resignation and death, the Indian-Pakistani conflict, the rise and fall of ISIS, and the invasion of Kuwait.Despite being a politically opinionated individual, Miranda approaches her narrative with a focus on universal humanity, temporarily putting aside her disappointment with the prevailing injustices and inequality around the world, starting with her people back home in Palestine. Her story comes as an affirmation of the belief that all people, regardless of background, color, religion or ethnicity, are members of one global family deserving of love, freedom, human rights, respect, and understanding.Through heartfelt anecdotes, Miranda demonstrates how love, forgiveness, and laughter can transcend cultural and political boundaries. She offers valuable lessons for the younger generation, emphasizing the importance of keeping God in their lives, embracing tradition, trusting in their ancestors' wisdom, challenging prejudices, and finding joy in human connections.Miranda's Christian faith gently illuminates the pages of her memoir, not as doctrine, but as a living force expressed through her compassion, her resilience, and her unwavering sense of purpose. Whether in moments of quiet reflection or in the midst of political and personal upheaval, her faith is the undercurrent that steadies her voice and guides her choices. It is a quiet, steadfast light that shines through her words, her actions, and her character-offering readers not only a glimpse into her spiritual convictions, but into a life shaped by grace, hope, and a deep trust in God's providence.'SCATTERED, YET WHOLE' is a touching reminder of the power of empathy and the beauty of a world united by shared experiences and genuine human interactions. It is a call to see beyond stereotypes and to appreciate the diverse tapestry of humanity that makes our world so vibrant and interconnected.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Scattered, Yet Whole | Miranda Hirezi-Mugnier | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Angel Tales Publishing | EAN 9798349216879 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.