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050 00 DS135.K8|bS23 2009
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100 1 Sabar, Ariel.
245 10 My father's paradise :|ba son's search for his family's
past /|cAriel Sabar.
250 1st paperback edition
264 1 Chapel Hill, N.C. :|bAlgonquin Books of Chapel Hill,|c2009,
c2008.
300 viii, 344 pages :|billustrations, map ;|c21 cm
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 unmediated|bn|2rdamedia
338 volume|bnc|2rdacarrier
500 Includes Reader's guide and other special features.
504 Includes bibliographical references (pages [329]-332).
505 00 |tZakho --|g1.|tWhat's in a name --|g2. An|tIsland in a
river --|g3. A|tBook with shining pages --|g4.|tRotten
corn --|g5. A|tSurprise --|g6. The|tDyer's son --|g7.
|tLittle thumb girl --|g8. A|tWoman's purpose --|g9. A
|tPrayer to the Prophet --|g10.|tNo wasted steps --|g11.
|tLost in the land of Assyria --|g12.|tSpeaking with
angels --|g13.|tArabs before Jews --|g14.|tPlus and minus
--|g15. The|tMountains are our only friends --|g16.
|tFreezing in Baghdad --|g17.|tHanging --|g18.|tLet the
Hajji speak --|g19.|tCan't help this time --|g20.|tTo hell
with books --|g21.|tLet my people go --|g22. A|tSuitable
level of civilization --|g23.|tGod will provide --|g24.
|tIraqi stamps --|tIsrael --|g25.|tKissing the ground --
|g26.|tWhere are the Jewish synagogues? --|g27.|tHerzl's
beard --|g28.|tAna Kurdi --|g29.|tSome of the best in
Zakho --|g30.|tJohn Savage --|g31.|tSleepwalking out
windows --|g32. The|tBrotherhood of man --|g33.|tGold --
|tAramaic --|g34.|tLishana Deni --|g35.|tCleft sentences -
-|g36.|tIt's all God's world --|g37.|tHets and 'Ayins --
|g38.|tAbandoning the fountainhead --|g39.|tExiled and
redeemed --|g40.|tSystematic description of a living
dialect --|g41.|tGetting lost --|tYale --|g42.|tAramaic
for dirges --|g43.|tTo a deep well --|g44.|tMissions --
|g45. A|tMemorial candle --|g46.|tAre they kings? --|g47.
|tSome enchanted place --|tFather and son --|g48.
|tSpeechless --|g49.|tHollywood on the Habur --|g50.
|tComing of the Messiah --|g51.|tCovenants --|gThe|tReturn
--|g52.|tRiver keeps flowing --|g53.|tTime travel --|g54.
|tHabur --|g55.|tKiss the eyes of your sons --|g56.
|tTurkish delights or Jordan almonds --|g57.|tHeaven sent
--|g58.|tChasing phantoms --|g59. A|tDisaster, God forbid
--|g60.|tKind of a problem --|g61.|tBreakdown --|g62. "The
|tGirl. the Jew, is alive" --|g63.|tConvenient truths --
|tConclusion --|g64.|tParadise lost --|g65.|tIce-blended
mocha --|g66.|tSaba's music.
520 In a remote corner of the world, forgotten for nearly
three thousand years, lived an enclave of Kurdish Jews so
isolated that they still spoke Aramaic, the language of
Jesus. Mostly illiterate, they were self-made mystics and
gifted storytellers and humble peddlers who dwelt in
harmony with their Muslim and Christian neighbors in the
mountains of northern Iraq. To these descendants of the
Lost Tribes of Israel, Yona Sabar was born. Yona's son
Ariel grew up in Los Angeles, where Yona had become an
esteemed professor, dedicating his career to preserving
his people's traditions. Ariel wanted nothing to do with
his father's strange immigrant heritage--until he had a
son of his own.
586 National Book Critics Circle Award, Autobiography
600 10 Sabar, Yona.
600 10 Sabar, Ariel.
650 0 Jews, Kurdish|zIraq|zZākhū.
650 0 Jews, Kurdish|zIsrael.
650 0 Jews, Kurdish|zUnited States.
651 0 Zākhū (Iraq)
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