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Horses of God is the extraordinary story of Yachine, a young football star in Morocco who dreams of becoming the best player in the world. His world is a shantytown in the heart of the Casablanca slums where drugs, violence, and poverty have torn apart the lives of his brothers. The young boy struggles with the pressures of his upbringing and the expectations of his family as he faces the choices that will shape his future. Through the challenges and struggles of his life, Yachine discovers the true meaning of friendship and the power of faith, ultimately leading him to the top of the Moroccan football ranks. This is a story of hope and perseverance, of overcoming the odds to achieve one's dreams and to change the lives of those around them.
First publish date: 2013
Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction
Authors: Mahi Binebine
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