The Kabul Beauty School: The Art of Friendship and Freedom - Deborah Rodriguez
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Pages: 288, Paperback, Hodder Paperbacks Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
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Kabul Beauty School is the true-life account of a hairdresser from the United States who helped to start a beauty school in the beleaguered city of Kabul in Afghanistan. Debbie Rodriguez gives us a colorful and honest account of her experiences in Kabul. She shares with us her fleeting first marriage, and her disastrous second that inspired her to join the Care for All Foundation right after 9/11. She had some disaster relief and emergency training, but neither her careers as prison guard or hairdresser could prepare her for the unique experiences she developed in her years living in Afghanistan. For all it's moral rigidity, it is a diverse culture with many ... Read the complete review
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