Girls of Riyadh Rajaa Alsanea
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated

Brian Whitaker: The hottest novel ever to hit Saudi Arabia has survived a legal attempt to ban it. Girls of Riyadh (بنات الرياض) is an Arabic novel written by a young Saudi female author about four girls living in the capital of Saudi and their attempts to find love in there. Siang Sobat Free Download, Hari ini saya akan kembali hadir, untuk memposting sebuah Novel yang cukup Fenomenal. I have been reading Girls of Riyadh since about a week before Valentine's day. Girls of Riyadh is an inside peek into the lives of these four educated University students and the book unfolds as a series of e-mails sent out to a yahoogroup, chronicling the events from the lives of each girl. Originally released in Arabic in 2005, the novel Girls of Riyadh or Banat al-Riyadh, was immediately banned in Saudi Arabia due to controversial and inflammatory content. Tapi setelah membaca The Girls of Riyadh ini yang katanya "kisah nyata" saya jadi bias dalam memandang budaya timur tengah. News, Blogs, Classifieds, and more! It was sort of the perfect book to read this month as it's all about love and relationships but set among a culture that is both. Cover: Back Cover Description: Released in 2005 in Arabic, Girls of Riyadh caused a sensation throughout the Arab world. Join us: http://facebook.com/SaudiLife.net or follow us: @saudilife. The Girls of Riyadh, BLOG PENDIDIKAN , The Girls of Riyadh. INDEPENDENT wrote “ Irresistible and thought provoking…an entertaining read : revealing, hilarious and chilling in turn”…As per DAILY TELEGRAPH – “Love and lust, men and money. On October 1st we discussed about Girls of Riyadh (Benaat al Riyadh) by Rajaa Alsanea. Judul Novelnya "The Girls Of Riyadh". MEMRI provides a translation of an interview given on Israeli Arabic-language TV discussing Girls of Riyadh: A Novel, by Rajaa Al-Sanie. If you're Saudi, you most probably heard of the novel "Banat Al Riyadh", or "Girls of Riyadh". I picked up Girls of Riyadh after hearing about the uproar it caused in Saudi Arabia and for the fact that few pop-fiction books from the Arab world seem to show up in English. However, does it really speaks about Riyadh's reality?