Henna House
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This was June in the world outside the Kingdom, 1932. I was almost fourteen years old. We hadn’t had rain in many weeks and people feared that another drought was upon us. The daisies and mustard flowers weren’t blooming in the dunes, and our meals were meager, but our hearts were light with the prospect of the celebration. Sivan was the month when Elohim descended to Sinai to give the Torah to his people. This was considered an especially auspicious time for a marriage, because when God gave th...e Torah to the Jewish people, it was as if he married them too.
* * * Three weeks before the wedding, Aunt Rahel was scheduled to travel to Sana’a to henna a Muslim bride. Hani had always traveled with her mother, but this time she couldn’t go, as it was too close to her own wedding. Aunt Rahel asked my parents to let me come as her helper. My mother balked, scoffing at the idea. I was pounding dough for lahuhua, so I heard it all, though I dared not look up from the board. I peeked out of the corner of my eye and watched Aunt Rahel make her case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was June in the world outside the Kingdom, 1932. I was almost fourteen years old. We hadn’t had rain in many weeks and people feared that another drought was upon us. The daisies and mustard flowers weren’t blooming in the dunes, and our meals were meager, but our hearts were light with the prospect of the celebration. Sivan was the month when Elohim descended to Sinai to give the Torah to his people. This was considered an especially auspicious time for a marriage, because when God gave th...e Torah to the Jewish people, it was as if he married them too.
* * * Three weeks before the wedding, Aunt Rahel was scheduled to travel to Sana’a to henna a Muslim bride. Hani had always traveled with her mother, but this time she couldn’t go, as it was too close to her own wedding. Aunt Rahel asked my parents to let me come as her helper. My mother balked, scoffing at the idea. I was pounding dough for lahuhua, so I heard it all, though I dared not look up from the board. I peeked out of the corner of my eye and watched Aunt Rahel make her case.
What to read after Henna House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nomi Eve to read onlineMoreLess
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