Home is a Place in Time
by Najat Sinclair-Benrbia

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This novel follows Maha's journey through loss, resilience, and self-discovery as she navigates the emotional complexities of migration and human change. It is a story about the invisible distances that grow between people, the transformations that shape who we become, and the enduring hope that connection can survive even when life leads us in different directions. Through Maha's emotional homecoming, the novel examines the enduring connection between identity, family, friendship, and homeland, showing that although people and places evolve, the values and memories that define us remain a lasting source of strength.

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NAJAT SINCLAIR-BENRBIA is the author of Playing Dolls: Canadian Experience Required, Whispers and Shadows, Maktoub, and When the Atlas Lions Roar. She has a degree in English literature, which fueled her passion for both reading and writing. A Moroccan expat, Najat carries a deep love for her native Morocco wherever life takes her. Through her writing, she brings to life the country she knows and loves — its culture, traditions, people, memories, and the little details that make Morocco feel like home. Her stories are a way of staying connected to her roots while sharing the beauty and spirit of Morocco with others. She lives in Vancouver with her family and her cute cat, Newton.

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