Ebook {Epub PDF} My Fathers Notebook: A Novel of Iran by Kader Abdolah

6 rows ·  · Years later, his son, Ishmael—a political dissident in exile—is attempting to translate the Edition description: Reprint. My father's notebook: a novel. [Kader Abdolah; Susan Massotty] -- Aga Akbar, the youngest of seven children and the illegitimate son of a Persian nobleman, is a deaf-mute. He makes use of a rudimentary sign language to get by in the world, but his deepest thoughts.  · Kader Abdolah, the pen name for an Iranian political exile currently living in the Netherlands, wrote My Father's Notebook: A Novel of Iran in Dutch. Translated by Susan Massotty, the novel is in three parts. Part 1, told by an omniscient narrator, is the story of Aga Akbar and his son, Ishmael. Part 2 is told by Ishmael in the first-person/5().

My Father's Notebook: A Novel Of Iran|Kader Abdolah, Solder Paste In Electronics Packaging: Technology And Applications In Surface Mount, Hybrid Circuits, And Component Assembly|Jennie Hwang, Organic Chemistry: WITH Inorganic Chemistry AND Physical Chemistry|Thomas Engel, Theo Walcott|Theo Walcott. Kader Abdolah is a congenial story teller. He interweaves a father and son story with ancient tales and songs, and then with modern politics and the experience of exile. There is a mystical mountain cave with an ancient cuneiform inscription, the symbol of lasting Persian culture and also the inspiration for the illiterate mute father's. My Father's Notebook: A Novel of Iran (Paperback) Published March 27th by Harper Perennial. Paperback, pages. Author (s): Kader Abdolah, Susan Massotty (Translator) ISBN: (ISBN ) Edition language.

MY FATHER’S NOTEBOOK. Abdolah, an Iranian expatriate now living in the Netherlands, nests a story about a father and son into a sweeping novel that chronicles the tumultuous modern history of his homeland. Aga Akbar was born an outsider twice over: He’s the illegitimate son of a nobleman as well as a deaf-mute. My Father's Notebook: A Novel of Iran (Paperback) Published March 27th by Harper Perennial. Paperback, pages. Author (s): Kader Abdolah, Susan Massotty (Translator) ISBN: (ISBN ) Edition language. My Father's Notebook. Kader Abdolah. Available as Paperback, eBook. A gripping tale set amid the tumultous history of 20th-century Iran by the bestselling author of The House of the Mosque. On a holy mountain in the depths of Persia there is a cave with a mysterious cuneiform carving deep inside it.