Omar Rising Free Audiobook Download by Aisha Saeed

This is a story of the children who lived in Afghanistan and their escape to Pakistan. These children are known as "Omar." The author, Aisha Saeed, was born in 1978 in Afghanistan. Her parents made a decision to leave when she was 8 years old and took her with them. For three long years they lived as refugees until they were granted asylum in Pakistan. They are now settled and have set up a school for the local children. The story is told from Omar's perspective, which provides you an insight into how his life has changed since he left Afghanistan.

Omar Rising is an audiobook that follows the story of a young Muslim boy in a small town in America. Omar's mother, father and little sister are killed in an act of terrorism and he tries to cope with their death by getting revenge on the terrorist group responsible for the bombing. However, this is when he faces his first long road block of having to come to terms with what happened, as well as trying to find himself as he goes through losing so much at such a young age.

Aisha Saeed's novel is an intense and gripping story about Omar, a young Arab Muslim boy who loves his jaded father, but resents the strict rules of his conservative Bedouin community. At age fourteen, Omar leaves the village to start a new life in America.

This audiobook is a joy to listen to, with vivid imagery and a gripping story. I found myself struggling to breathe during certain parts of the novel but it was well worth the effort. The audiobook is short and easily accessible for those who are time poor. Omar Rising by Aisha Saeed is an easy and enjoyable read that will leave you wanting more.

Omar Rising is a story about a young boy in the slums of Karachi, Pakistan. This boy becomes the target of police torture and revenge but he refuses to back down. Omar doesn't know it yet but he's going to become a hero.

This is a story about Omar and his struggles, the decision to try for a life of crime and the consequences that come with it. Born in poverty, Omar's family never had enough money or food. His mother works around the clock trying to provide for her children, yet she has no time to teach them anything about life or how to be better people.