The Boy from Baghdad by Nadhim Zahawi (Hardcover)An Observer Book of the Week Born and raised in Baghdad, Nadhim Zahawi arrived in the UK aged 12, having been forced to flee Iraq with his family, under threat from Saddam Husseins regime. In this candid and thoughtful memoir, Nadhim vividly recalls his upbringing in the Middle East, his familys adjustment to their new life in Britain and his rise to Second Lord of the Treasury, one of the highest offices in his adoptive homeland. From his family home

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