A young donkey named Hurry sees the sadness and suffering of the children in occupied Gaza and helps the only way he can--by letting the zookeeper make him a pretend zebra, in a book with facts about the Happy Land Zoo and Gaza.
A young donkey named Hurry sees the sadness and suffering of the children in occupied Gaza and helps the only way he can--by letting the zookeeper make him a pretend zebra, in a book with facts about the Happy Land Zoo and Gaza.
A doctor and journalist who has worked in Britain, Pakistan, Afghanistan, South Africa, Jerusalem and New York, EMMA WILLIAMS studied history at Oxford University and medicine at London University. She has written for several publications about Palestinian-Israeli affairs and was a correspondent for the Spectator from 2000-2003. Her memoir of living in Jerusalem during the Second Intifada, It's Easier to Reach Heaven than the End of the Street, came out in 2006. Williams currently lives in New York City. The recipient of numerous international grants and awards, including the National Endowment for the Arts fellowship, IBRAHIM QURAISHI explores visual performativity through photography, photo painting, video, film, installation, performance, dance, and theater. He lives in Amsterdam.
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