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The Tale of Two Nazanins
The Tale of Two Nazanins: A Teenager on Death Row in Iran and the Canadian Who Vowed to Save Her by Nazanin Afshin-Jam and Susan McClelland. This 2012 HarperCollins Publishers Ltd hardcover is the first edition and first printing, with the complete number line ending in 1, and includes its dust jacket.
This copy is inscribed and signed in blue ink by co-author Nazanin Afshin-Jam on the half-title page. The visible inscription reads “Peace,” followed by a heart symbol and “& blessings,” with her signature beneath it.
The book recounts the intersecting stories of Canadian human-rights activist Nazanin Afshin-Jam and Iranian teenager Nazanin Fatehi, who faced a death sentence after defending herself against an attempted sexual assault. It follows the international campaign for Fatehi and explores human rights, violence against women, capital punishment and the ability of individual activism to draw attention to injustice.
The copy has page toning. The dust jacket shows light edge and corner wear, including wear around the spine ends, as well as small surface scuffs or marks on the front panel. Please review the photographs closely for the appearance of the jacket, inscription and copyright page.
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The Tale of Two Nazanins: A Teenager on Death Row in Iran and the Canadian Who Vowed to Save Her by Nazanin Afshin-Jam and Susan McClelland. This 2012 HarperCollins Publishers Ltd hardcover is the first edition and first printing, with the complete number line ending in 1, and includes its dust jacket.
This copy is inscribed and signed in blue ink by co-author Nazanin Afshin-Jam on the half-title page. The visible inscription reads “Peace,” followed by a heart symbol and “& blessings,” with her signature beneath it.
The book recounts the intersecting stories of Canadian human-rights activist Nazanin Afshin-Jam and Iranian teenager Nazanin Fatehi, who faced a death sentence after defending herself against an attempted sexual assault. It follows the international campaign for Fatehi and explores human rights, violence against women, capital punishment and the ability of individual activism to draw attention to injustice.
The copy has page toning. The dust jacket shows light edge and corner wear, including wear around the spine ends, as well as small surface scuffs or marks on the front panel. Please review the photographs closely for the appearance of the jacket, inscription and copyright page.
