Rendezvous of a hijabi
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Safa Mohamed is a literal control freak, she expects everything to go her way...as it usually does.
What happens when she moves school and mysterious Faisal swoops in and changes everything she has ever known?
A battle between tested faith, family, mean girls and a whole vat of trouble.
Will Safa get through it all?
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