The Bad-Ass Librarians of Timbuktu

by Joshua Hammer

First published 2016

In Timbuktu, a famed city of ancient learning, the greatest collection of medieval Arabic texts is under threat. When al-Qaeda militants advance on the city, a mild-mannered librarian named Abdel Kader Haidara mounts a covert operation to smuggle the priceless documents to safety. Assembling a motley crew of bookworms and eccentrics, Haidara must brave perilous desert sands and avoid detection by the ruthless jihadists to rescue humanity's cultural heritage.

Genres: history, adventure, non-fiction, africa

Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family

Setting: Timbuktu

Period: 21st-century

336 pages · Paperback · Allen & Unwin

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