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   The Embassy of Cambodia

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   Zadie Smith 

   

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   The Embassy of Cambodia by Zadie Smith is a novella that follows the life of Fatou, a young Ghanaian woman working as a domestic servant for a wealthy immigrant family in London. The story portrays Fatou's struggles with her exploitative employment situation, her quiet resilience, and her determination to find moments of joy and freedom amidst her challenging circumstances. Through simple language and poignant observations, Zadie Smith weaves a narrative that delves into themes of immigration, exploitation, hope, and the complexities of modern-day London life.
   

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