Awards

• Winner of Winner of the National Reading Conference 2005 Edward Fry Book Award 2021
• Winner of Winner of the National Reading Conference 2005 Edward Fry Book Award.

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9780812218947

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"""This is an important book and should be read by anyone interested in American Muslim youth.""--Journal of Religion ""A well written and insightful book, one that cannot fail to illuminate the lives of many young Islamic women who find themselves caught between wanting to 'be good Muslims' and yet 'be American' at the same time.""--Critique of Anthropology"

""This is an important book and should be read by anyone interested in American Muslim youth.""--Journal of Religion ""A well written and insightful book, one that cannot fail to illuminate the lives of many young Islamic women who find themselves caught between wanting to 'be good Muslims' and yet 'be American' at the same time.""--Critique of Anthropology

This is an important book and should be read by anyone interested in American Muslim youth. -Journal of Religion A well written and insightful book, one that cannot fail to illuminate the lives of many young Islamic women who find themselves caught between wanting to 'be good Muslims' and yet 'be American' at the same time. -Critique of Anthropology

This is an important book and should be read by anyone interested in American Muslim youth. -Journal of Religion A well written and insightful book, one that cannot fail to illuminate the lives of many young Islamic women who find themselves caught between wanting to 'be good Muslims' and yet 'be American' at the same time. -Critique of Anthropology

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Loukia K. Sarroub is Assistant Professor of education at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. She is currently conducting fieldwork on literacy in and out of school among American and Iraqi refugee youth.

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