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Daughter of Persia by Sattareh Farman Farmaian. This is the remarkable story of a woman born in 1921 into the family of a Persian government official who had four wives and a total of 36 children. It gives remarkable insight into, not only life in pre-revolution Iran, but what it was like growing up in an Islamic household that included four wives and their children living in close proximity to each other.
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