Even if she makes a ripple, Michelle feels that she will have succeeded. The Almond Tree is fiction and the characters are straight from Michelle’s imagination, but it has a sound and accurate base in reality. Michelle’s motto is “ May the battles we fight be for the advancement of the human race. ”. Estimated Reading Time: 10 mins. · Jewish-American author Michelle Cohen Corasanti tells Abdullah Khan why she chose to tell the Palestinian side of the story in her novel The Almond Tree. Michelle Cohen Corasanti, a Jewish-American writer, uses the Israel-Palestine conflict as the backdrop of her debut novel, The Almond Tree, which tells the inspiring story of a poor Palestinian boy called Ichmad, who despite . · The Almond Tree starts in in a small village in the Triangle inside the green line that I named ElKouriyah village. None of my characters are from the West Bank and no part of Estimated Reading Time: 11 mins.
The Almond Tree|Michelle Cohen Corasanti, A Trimaran Sails the Seven Seas|Jerry Heutink, Powder Smoke: A Western Duo (Wheeler Large Print Western)|William Colt MacDonald, Figuring Out the Uw|University of Washington. Michelle Cohen Corasanti 's novel, The Almond Tree, chronicles the life of one person caught up in such a conflict, yet this is no high-minded fantasy. The canvas on which she carefully paints this story is very real: the Palestinian-Israeli conflict from the to Although her central character, Ichmad Hamid, is fictional, the book. Michelle Cohen Corasanti has become a name to be reckoned with in the literary world since the publication of The Almond bltadwin.ru, Bookish team member Vanathi Parthasarathi talks to her about her personal connection to writing, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and of course, The Almond Tree.
The Almond Tree is the debut novel Michelle Cohen Corasanti, an American of Jewish descent growing up in Utica, New York. She was raised in a strict Jewish household and knew nothing of the struggles of Palestinians until she studied in Israel in her teens. Even if she makes a ripple, Michelle feels that she will have succeeded. The Almond Tree is fiction and the characters are straight from Michelle’s imagination, but it has a sound and accurate base in reality. Michelle’s motto is “ May the battles we fight be for the advancement of the human race. ”. Buy The Book. MICHELLE COHEN CORASANTI is the internationally bestselling author of The Almond Tree, which is translated into 18 languages. She has a BA from Hebrew University in Jerusalem and an MA from Harvard University, both in Middle Eastern Studies. She is, also, a lawyer trained in international and human rights law.
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