DO YOU TEACH ENGLISH LANGUAGE, CREATIVE WRITING, OR LITERATURE?READING AND Q-AND-A
Consider inviting me to your class to read a story from Mischief Diary and talk about creative writing, memory, and how powerful we are inherently.
Nada Faris is a writer from Kuwait who received in 2018 an Arab Woman Award for her impact on creatives in the country.
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REVIEWS
“I could not stop smiling once I started reading it.”
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Amina Nasir (Goodreads Review)
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Amina Nasir (Goodreads Review)
“Absolutely loved this book, the moment I picked it up I just couldn't put it down.”
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Jacqui (Goodreads Review)
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Jacqui (Goodreads Review)
“Mischief Diary is entirely refreshing from beginning to end.”
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Yasmine El Charif (bazaar magazine)
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Yasmine El Charif (bazaar magazine)
“So much fun to read! Loved her sense of humor throughout the book.”
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Mona (Goodreads Review)
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Mona (Goodreads Review)
“Witty, hilarious, and poignant, Faris's accounts of her childhood and young adulthood had me in stitches at some points and in almost-tears at others.”
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Rawa (Goodreads Review)
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Rawa (Goodreads Review)
“Mischief Diary is one of the few books that really deserve acclaim for providing insight into the funny side of growing up in Kuwait.”
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Ramona Crasto (Kuwait Times)
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Ramona Crasto (Kuwait Times)
“This was genuine humor that, for me, is usually hard to find in books. The absolute best part was that I could actually RELATE to the stories, which is rare.”
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Ayesha (Goodreads Review)
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Ayesha (Goodreads Review)
“This was such a refreshing read, the lighthearted humor and dramatic dialogues were my favorite parts!”
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Huda (Goodreads Review)
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Huda (Goodreads Review)
“Completing this book, you actually re-discover and appreciate your childhood.”
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Mohammed Amin (Goodreads Review)
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Mohammed Amin (Goodreads Review)
“The book made me laugh, made me sad, made me see through the eyes of a precocious child. I can't wait to see her journey continue into adulthood. [Though I feel she is a bit hard on Virgos.]”
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anastascia (Amazon Review)
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anastascia (Amazon Review)
For more reviews, check out the book's GoodReads Page
2018 HBKU Press Qatar
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MISCHIEF DIARY15 Funny Tales Based on Real Events
Genre: Young Adult, Humor & Short Stories
Mischief Diary, a collection of fifteen short stories ‘based’ on real events, is not your average Young Adult book. Funny, powerful, intense, and simultaneously lighthearted, Mischief Diary takes readers on a journey that addresses different issues with humor and laughter as guides. Paperback:
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Salome Stranger reading from Mischief Diary
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Choosing to Matter: Connecting to Your Higher Self
INTERACTIVE WRITING WORKSHOP
Consider inviting me to your class to facilitate an interactive writing workshop that helps students connect with their higher selves.
In this workshop, students learn to view their values as a practical source of power rather than seeking external validation. This enables them to make more authentic decisions, thus leading to long-term fulfillment, or making mischief a way of life! Here's the feedback from high school students at Albayan Bilingual School:
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