Beyond Hope
- ISBN #9781775542339
- Bariz Shah
- Paperback
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Beyond Hope
- ISBN #9781775542339
- Bariz Shah
- Paperback
- Ships in 3-10 days
- Ships in 3-10 days
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At age 18, Bariz Shah ended up in an Auckland prison. As an Afghan migrant who was deeply affected by 9/11, Bariz spiralled from schoolyard fights into crime and drugs - until prison made him rethink the story of his life. Years later, in Christchurch, Bariz had turned everything around when a terrorist walked into the local mosque and took the lives of 51 people in his community. Driven by a new purpose, Bariz and his wife Saba raised money to return to Afghanistan and establish 51 small businesses in honour of those they lost. In this memoir about finding self-belief, belonging and positive change, Bariz's story reminds us that we always have the power to change ourselves for the better.
- Format: Paperback / softback
- Publication Date: 06/03/2024
- Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers (New Zealand)
- Country of Origin: New Zealand
- Pages: 288
- Dimensions (mm): 234x152x21mm
- Weight: 387g
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At age 18, Bariz Shah ended up in an Auckland prison. As an Afghan migrant who was deeply affected by 9/11, Bariz spiralled from schoolyard fights into crime and drugs - until prison made him rethink the story of his life. Years later, in Christchurch, Bariz had turned everything around when a terrorist walked into the local mosque and took the lives of 51 people in his community. Driven by a new purpose, Bariz and his wife Saba raised money to return to Afghanistan and establish 51 small businesses in honour of those they lost. In this memoir about finding self-belief, belonging and positive change, Bariz's story reminds us that we always have the power to change ourselves for the better.
- Format: Paperback / softback
- Publication Date: 06/03/2024
- Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers (New Zealand)
- Country of Origin: New Zealand
- Pages: 288
- Dimensions (mm): 234x152x21mm
- Weight: 387g
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