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 Ten Things I Hate About Me - Randa Abdel-Fattah
 Ten Things I Hate About Me - Randa Abdel-Fattah ... BooksNewest Review: ... are about to change. She's noticing that other teenagers don't have the same difficulties with their identities, and she ... more ... feels ashamed. One of her friends has started going out with one of the popular but mean boys, and one of his friends is attracted to Jamie. The school prom is approaching, and the traditional band she plays the darabuka (drums) in has been booked to perform - if she goes, she will blow her cover. Confused, she makes a new friend online and starts to tell him everything, about Jamie and Jamilah, her family, and all the things she hates about her life.
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Ten Things I Hate About Me - Randa Abdel-Fattah: So what are the ten things? (503 words)
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Jamilah Towfeek is living a double life. She finds it hard to fit in fit in with her Lebanese Muslim family - her widowed father is strict and obsessed with their reputation, her sister Shereen is a student activist wearing hijab covered in peace signs, and her brother Bilal wants to be a car mechanic, much to their father's disappointment. She doesn't want to have the same problems at her school in Australia, so she dyes her hair blonde, wears blue contact lenses and answers to 'Jamie', making up excuses to explain why she can't go to parties. Jamilah has kept this up for the past three years, but things are about to change. She's noticing that other ... Read the complete review
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