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Pax Assadi's new memoir mines a childhood filled with mortifying moments

Pax Assadi's new memoir mines a childhood filled with mortifying moments
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Comedian Pax Assadi has released a new memoir titled 'Mortified', which explores his experiences growing up as a child of refugees in New Zealand. The book follows his successful TV comedy series, 'Raised by Refugees'.

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It provides cultural insight into the immigrant experience and the intersection of comedy and personal identity.

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Pax Assadi didn t shy away from the realities of immigrant family life in his Raised by Refugees TV comedy and his new memoir, Mortified , recalls some acutely embarrassing, and bizarre, memories of growing up in New Zealand.

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