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About jeansasson

I'm a woman with a keen interest in a wide range of topics including women's issues; animal rights issues; humanitarian issues and political movements, such as the events currently sweeping the Middle East. I am an avid reader and collector of books, mainly about travelers of the 18th and 19th centuries. I have enormous curiosity about other people and relish hearing about lives and opinions of people from all over the world. I’m the author of the PRINCESS series, GROWING UP BIN LADEN, MAYADA DAUGHTER OF IRAQ, FOR THE LOVE OF A SON, and more. Over the past two years the princess and I have met and worked together to bring out a 4th and a 5th book in the PRINCESS SERIES. The 4th is titled: PRINCESS, MORE TEARS TO CRY while the 5th, which was recently released, is titled: PRINCESS, SECRETS TO SHARE. I am currently working on my 14th book. Details to be released soon. You can visit my website (http://www.jeansasson.com/) or check out my books on Amazon for more info.

Daring to Drive: A Saudi Woman’s Awakening

Posted on June 12, 2017

Originally posted on Saudiwoman's Weblog:
I just read Manal Al Sharif’s book Daring to Drive. I knew that it was in the works for a few years and I had expectations and so did many other Saudis. We discussed…

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Princess by Jean Sasson: Book Review

Posted on August 22, 2016

Originally posted on A Little Something by Arsh Azim:
One of my favorite books so far, Princess is based on a true story of a Saudi Princess who is considered worthless for being a woman beside having all the wealth…

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Saudi Heroes

Posted on June 22, 2016

Originally posted on Saudiwoman's Weblog:
Dr. Ghazi Al Gosaibi’s passing got me thinking. There are certain people in every generation and era that make a person honored to have lived in their time. People who courageously push a nation…

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Adopt Skylar

Posted on June 22, 2016

Originally posted on Saudiwoman's Weblog:
?? ?My sister rescued this male dog from abusive kids in the street.?His name is Skylar, and he is highly intelligent and has a great sense of humor. He is friendly, playful, and fiercly…

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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS LATER: RETURNING TO KUWAIT

Posted on June 9, 2016

AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, JEAN SASSON                                      RETURNS TO KUWAIT   The last time I was in Kuwait was in March, 1991, when I was an invited guest of the Kuwaiti government’s FREEDOM FLIGHT, an organized flight taking guests into … Continue reading →

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PART I: MEMORIES: Thinking back on the Books I have Written: THE RAPE OF KUWAIT

Posted on December 31, 2015

While 25 years seems a long time during the span of one human life, my memories of Kuwait and Kuwaitis are so vivid that the events of August 2, 1990 does not seem so long ago.  Yet much has happened, to … Continue reading →

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Saudi Heroes

Posted on October 26, 2015

Originally posted on Saudiwoman's Weblog:
Saudi Heroes was inspired by the original Saudi hero, Dr. Gazi Al Qosaibi. These lists highlight Saudis who take stances or work hard in the unselfish pursuit of the betterment of the Saudi people. In…

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