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Cigarette Number Seven: A Novel "Coptic Egypt; The Christians of the Nile; Cannuyer and uncovers the reality behindDonia Kamal As a child, Nadia was left with her grandparents in Egypt, while her mother sought work in the Gulf. Decades later, she looks back on her fragmented childhood from an uncertain present: it is 2011 and the streets have erupted in an unexpected revolution. Her activist father, the sole anchor in her life, encourages her to be a part of the protests and so Nadia joins the sit in at Tahrir Square. Donia Kamal's succinct, candid prose draw us