Hayat is now a teenager. He is still in love with Aunt Mina who is on the verge of marry Nathan, a Jewish scientist/colleague of Hayat's father. Nathan wants to convert to Islam. Great descriptions of religious fervor in childhood. Great family scenes, great debates on religion . . . so far, just a great book. Fingers-crossed nothing changes.
PBS performance during pandemic. No live audience, filmed in a warehouse. Entire play was good, but the standout was Jessie Buckley as Juliet. Great performance.
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