Catalogue of the Books Presented by Edward Capell to the Library of Trinity College in Cambridge
Feathers and Oranges
"I was eleven when the war began. By the time I reached safety, I had lived through snipers, silence, and the slow erasure of everything familiar."Feathers and Oranges is a memoir in two parts - The War Years and The Aftermath - tracing the true story of a child who survived Sarajevo's siege and the girl she became, learning to belong in suburban Australia.Born in a city under siege, Samara learned to navigate snipers, scarcity, and silence. When her family finally fled, the challenges didn't end-they only shifted: mistranslations, migration offices, and the quiet pressure to forget.Told with raw honesty and lyrical restraint, Feathers and Oranges explores what it means to grow up between cultures, between languages, and between versions of yourself - to carry war in your memory, but hope in your hands.Part One: The War YearsA War Child's Journey Through Sarajevo, Silence and SurvivalPart Two: The AftermathA Girl's Journey Through Displacement, Memory and Belonging
How Prince Owen Won the Heart of Beautiful Diana in the Kingdom of Wales
How the Arab Missionary Worldwide Took Jihad to Asia and the Middle East
