In her debut memoir-in-essays, Sing Me a Circle, Samina Najmi traces her life across Pakistan, England, and the United States, reflecting on the people, places, and stories that shape her vision of the world. Through essays on memory, displacement, and the enduring ties of family, Najmi forges an identity as a professor, mother, and writer.
We asked Najmi to answer our recurring My Reading Life Q&A so readers could get to know the books that shaped her life and what influenced her memoir.
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