Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know: The Autobiography

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Leila just wants to live her life. Which her fate doesn't let her. Leila struggles to live and breathe while fate tosses her around in it's cruel hands. There's more to her story than the men care to tell. A whirl through 19th-century hidden drawers, libraries, salons, letters, hashish clubs, mansions, and tales of squandered monies with a descendant of Alexander Dumas and a determined young Muslim woman, on a quest to determine who has the right to #writeherstory. Perfect for romantically and historically inclined teens.” I think I have to read the previous books of Samira Ahmed. Especially “Internment” is part of my long time TBR list and I have to prioritize the best books and work on my pile if I don’t want to be squeezed under them sooner!

Klug J, Beier HM, Bernard A, Chilton BS, Fleming TP, Lehrer RI, Miele L, Pattabiraman N, Singh G: Uteroglobin/Clara cell 10-kDa family of proteins: nomenclature committee report. Ann NY Acad Sci 2000, 923: 348–354.I also struggled with what he put both of his wives (and later his child) through despite them clearly being behind his various exploits or accepting them having married him with their eyes open.