Raouf oufkir biography for kids
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BOOK REVIEW
Stolen Lives by Malika Oufkir
Book Review by Mona Gonzalez
I read Stolen Lives twice.
The first time, I couldn’t put it down because it was just shocking.
Raouf oufkir biography for kids
The second time I read it, (for this review), I found new things to be shocked by. Talk about shock overload.
Malika Oufkir lived in the palace of the King of Morocco from age five to 10, before she returned to live with her own family.
The Oufkirs was initially placed under house arrest from to in a faraway home that they didn&#;t own. They were punished because of a failed coup d&#;etat, by their father.
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General Oufkir was killed. In prison, the family:
- Was beaten by the guards.
- Lived on the whim of the guards, who subjected them to incessant humiliation.
- Had to clean their own excrement.
- Were often hungry and lived mainly on vermin-infested soup.
- Had no time nor space for exercise.
- Endured desert summers of degrees Fahrenheit in the shade.
- Lived throug