The Sand Child
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The Sand Child

by Tahar Ben Ben Jelloun

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In The Sand Child, Tahar Ben Jelloun crafts a compelling tale of a family's secret and its lasting effects. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of Moroccan traditions, probing the boundaries of gender and self-discovery. This evocative work captures the tension between societal roles and personal authenticity, offering a profound look at human resilience.

ISBN-13 9780801864407 ASIN 0801864402 Views 104 Publisher Johns Hopkins University Press Year 2000 Edition First Thus Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 176 Adult No Created February 08, 2026 Updated October 06, 2026
About This Book

The Sand Child, written by Tahar Ben Jelloun, is a novel that examines the intricacies of family and societal norms.

Set within a Moroccan context, it reflects on the challenges of tradition and individual identity.

Through its narrative, the book invites readers to consider the impact of cultural practices on personal lives.

Ben Jelloun's storytelling highlights the emotional depth of human experiences in a changing world.

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