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This novel by Elif Shafak is undoubtedly my top read of 2022 and so it was a delight to be approached by Sabina Dosani to discuss it. We talk about intergenerational trauma, adolescent norms, loss, escapism and much more.
There's a theme of roots, of secrets, things buried and things left unsaid. It's a sensational novel and one I am so glad to have read.
Follow her on twitter here https://twitter.com/DrSabinaDosani
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