When the Wild Things Mend by Sahar A. Dandan environment Her grandfather

Her grandfather

they automatically and very naturally reflect on the names of Allah

He's not used to being away from home and he doesn't know any of the other kids in his class

like the moon loves the sky

he — as a Christian — began to write a book critical of Islam

When the Wild Things Mend by Sahar A. Dandan environment Her grandfatherIn store location: Shelf 1. 15 By Sahar A. Dandan, 108 pages, paperback, published by Daybreak Press. In this powerful debut poetry collection, Sahar Dandan maps the space between a woman's silence and her scream, examining the wounds that shape womanhood and the legacies mothers pass on. Dandan's visceral and incisive poetry explores the ways women are taught to be, the shapes they are obliged to take, and the margins they are expected to confine