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Sarah Ayoub

  • Sessional Academic, University of Sydney
  • Writer, Lifestyle, Culture and Travel, Freelance
Sydney
As seen in: MSN, MSN Australia, MSN Malaysia, MSN Singapore, MSN UK, MSN Philippines, The Guardian, The Guardian Australia, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News UK and
Journalist, Author, PhD, Sporadic Tweeter working on Gadigal land. Sessional Academic in Journalism + Writing. Wants to know where the best pastries are at
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Discover the Amira Swift series

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By Sarah Ayoub
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Amira Swift is a chatty, dance obsessed seven-year-old with a Lebanese mum, an Anglo-Australian dad, and a little brother named Zayn. Author Sarah Ayoub has built a warm, funny early readers series around her, with illustrations by Niña Nill, and the first two books are the perfect place to jump in.
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A mother’s true story lies behind this heartbreaking, urgent debut novel

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By Sarah Ayoub
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‘Sad, mad and disheartened': For the diaspora, the bombardment in Lebanon is a special kind of loss

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By Sarah Ayoub
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Sarah Ayoub ‘THERE IS SOMETHING ESPECIALLY PAINFUL ABOUT SEEING A HOME DESTROYED TWICE' Ali Hamka works inthe construction industry. His family home in Bint Jbeil was among dozens ‘levelled' in attacks in April. He lives in Sydney. My grandparents' home was one of many happy memories. When I first went back in 1999, I remember feeling at ease with people I was properly meeting for the first time. These were people who loved you without really knowing you, because your photo had been on a wall.
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