Summary of Suzanna Clarke's A House in Fez
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 I wanted to buy a house in Morocco, because I wanted to explore Islamic culture further. I knew that people in Western countries view Muslim nations as a monolithic bloc, but there are many cultural differences between them.
#2 In 2003, Sandy and I began saving money to buy a house in Fez. We planned to get ourselves back there without dipping into the escape fund. We had taken holiday jobs as tour managers for a small group of well-heeled tourists in France and the UK, and we proposed Morocco as a destination.
#3 I met with the website's author, David Amster, one night. He was from Chicago and had lived in Fez for seven years. He was a passionate advocate for the traditional architecture of the Medina, and he had five houses there.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 I wanted to buy a house in Morocco, because I wanted to explore Islamic culture further. I knew that people in Western countries view Muslim nations as a monolithic bloc, but there are many cultural differences between them.
#2 In 2003, Sandy and I began saving money to buy a house in Fez. We planned to get ourselves back there without dipping into the escape fund. We had taken holiday jobs as tour managers for a small group of well-heeled tourists in France and the UK, and we proposed Morocco as a destination.
#3 I met with the website's author, David Amster, one night. He was from Chicago and had lived in Fez for seven years. He was a passionate advocate for the traditional architecture of the Medina, and he had five houses there.
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