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Dave Eggers

A Journey of Resilience Amidst Yemen's Turmoil and Coffee Legacy.

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Author: Dave Eggers

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 0

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/25/2018

Audiobook length: 31min

The Monk of Mokha Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: The Satchel

00:0005:33

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Chapter 2: Doorman at the Infinity

00:0008:53

Chapter 3: The Kid Who Stole Books

00:0010:15

Chapter 4: Sage Advice from Ghassan Toukan

00:0003:27

Chapter 5: Yemen

00:0008:46

Chapter 6: Rupert, Arriviste

00:0004:39

Chapter 7: Rupert Sells Hondas

00:0009:01

Chapter 8: Richgrove Agonistes

00:0011:20

Chapter 9: The Button

00:0008:04

Chapter 10: The Statue

00:0009:58

Chapter 11: The Plan

00:0014:08

Chapter 12: Sage Advice from Ghassan Toukan

00:0006:41

Chapter 13: Past Pretense

00:0008:38

Chapter 14: The Basics

00:0010:55

Chapter 15: The C Market and the Three Waves

00:0008:23

Chapter 16: The Plan

00:0009:59

Chapter 17: Stealing Coffee Back from the Dutch

00:0005:57

Chapter 18: The Apprentices

00:0008:18

Chapter 19: Passing the Q

00:0012:32

Chapter 20: Hamood and Hubayshi

00:0023:16

Chapter 21: A Dream in Different Clothing

00:0028:53

Chapter 22: Point of Departure

00:0014:02

Chapter 23: Out of Sana’a

00:0012:48

Chapter 24: This One’s Interesting

00:0004:48

Chapter 25: A Country Without a Government

00:0019:24

Chapter 26: Money in Your Hand, Not in Your Heart

00:0007:13

Chapter 27: The Americans

00:0011:21

Chapter 28: Bedlam

00:0016:48

Chapter 29: Mountains on Fire

00:0010:30

Chapter 30: The Summer Ship

00:0004:15

Chapter 31: The Road to Aden

00:0006:39

Chapter 32: Aden Welcomes You

00:0010:03

Chapter 33: Other Mokhtar

00:0004:01

Chapter 34: A Quick Death from a Clean Blade

00:0010:38

Chapter 35: A Gentle Hand

00:0007:11

Chapter 36: Six Armed Men at the Foot of the Bed

00:0012:08

Chapter 37: The Port of Mokha

00:0014:36

Chapter 38: Djibouti Welcomes You

00:0014:30

Chapter 39: Return to the Infinity

00:0013:28

Chapter 40: Coffee on the Water

00:0003:57

Chapter 41: The Luciana

00:0006:49

Chapter 42: The Doormen Unite and Open the Roof

00:0003:45

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Who should listen The Monk of Mokha

"The Monk of Mokha" by Dave Eggers is a compelling listen for anyone interested in inspiring true stories of entrepreneurship, cultural exploration, and resilience. This audiobook is particularly appealing to those who appreciate narratives that delve into the complexities of identity and the immigrant experience, as it follows the journey of a young Yemeni-American man striving to revive his family's coffee heritage. Listeners who value themes of perseverance in the face of adversity and the rich history of coffee culture will find this story both engaging and enlightening.

3 quotes from The Monk of Mokha

"The world was so large, and I had so little time, and I had to decide what to do with that time, and I chose to seek something that would connect me to my home, to give meaning to my life."
"Sometimes, in order to connect with others, we must first understand ourselves and our roots; that’s where true growth begins."
"A dream does not always equate to success, but the journey of pursuing it can bring unforeseen rewards and invaluable lessons."

Author : Dave Eggers

Dave Eggers is an acclaimed author known for his diverse body of work, which includes ten books such as *Your Fathers, Where Are They? And the Prophets, Do They Live Forever?*, *The Circle*, and *A Hologram for the King*, the latter of which was a finalist for the 2012 National Book Award. He is the founder of McSweeney’s, an independent publishing house in San Francisco that produces a range of literary works, including the quarterly *McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern* and the monthly magazine *The Believer*. Additionally, McSweeney’s supports *Voice of Witness*, a nonprofit series focused on oral histories that highlight human rights issues globally. Eggers is also the co-founder of 826 National, a network of tutoring centers across the United States, and ScholarMatch, a nonprofit aimed at helping students access college resources. He resides in Northern California with his family.

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