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The Stationery Shop, by Marjan Kamali
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Pressestimmen
"[A] moving tale of lost love." (The Wall Street Journal)“Marjan Kamali weaves a powerful, heartbreaking story of star-crossed lovers and Iran's political upheavals...The Stationery Shop is at once a layered historical saga of a country struggling toward democracy and an intimate meditation on "a love from which we never recover.” (Shelf Awareness)“Marjan Kamali's The Stationery Shop is an affecting novel about first love.” (Real Simple)"A beautifully immersive tale, THE STATIONERY SHOP brings to life a lost and complex world and the captivating characters who once called it home." (Jasmin Darznik, New York Times bestselling author of THE GOOD DAUGHTER and SONG OF A CAPTIVE BIRD)“Kamali paints an evocative portrait of 1950s Iran and its political upheaval, and she cleverly writes the heartbreak of Roya and Bahman’s romance to mirror the tragic recent history of their country. Simultaneously briskly paced and deeply moving, this will appeal to fans of Khaled Hosseini and should find a wide audience.” (Booklist)"A sweeping romantic tale of thwarted love." (Kirkus Reviews)"The unfurling stories in Kamali’s sophomore novel (after Together Tea) will stun readers as the aromas of Persian cooking wafting throughout convince us that love can last a lifetime. For those who enjoy getting caught up in romance while discovering unfamiliar history of another country." (Library Journal)"Grab your tissues . . . Marjan Kamali’s second novel channels love in the time of coup d’états. Set among the political upheaval of 1950s Tehran, The Stationery Shop follows teenager Roya as she discovers the power of love, loss, and then, decades later, fate. And did we mention you’ll need tissues?" (Boston Magazine)"A tender story of enduring love." (Minneapolis Star Tribune)"I! Am! Obsessed! With! This! Book! . . . Think The Notebook, only better (no offense, Ryan Gosling)." (COSMOPOLITAN.COM)
Über den Autor und weitere Mitwirkende
Marjan Kamali, born in Turkey to Iranian parents, spent her childhood in Kenya, Germany, Turkey, Iran, and the United States. She holds degrees from UC Berkeley, Columbia University, and New York University. Her work has also been broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and published in two anthologies: Tremors and Let Me Tell You Where I’ve Been. An excerpt from The Stationery Shop was published in Solstice Literary Magazine and nominated for a Pushcart Prize. Her debut novel Together Tea was a Massachusetts Book Award Finalist, an NPR WBUR Good Read, and a Target Emerging Author Selection. Marjan lives with her husband and two children in the Boston area.
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Produktinformation
Gebundene Ausgabe: 320 Seiten
Verlag: Gallery Books (18. Juni 2019)
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 1982107480
ISBN-13: 978-1982107482
Größe und/oder Gewicht:
14 x 2,5 x 21,3 cm
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Nr. 437.030 in Fremdsprachige Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Fremdsprachige Bücher)
In this poignant and lovingly told story of lost love set primarily in Iran of the early 1950s, Roya, a bookish teenager, whose more liberated parents encourage her studies, recalls her slowly brewing romance with Bahman, a smart and political boy she meets in the local stationery shop, which also sells poetry and novels in translation. When Bahman declares his marital intentions to Roya but then fails to show up at the appointed time in the town square where a violent protest erupts, Roya is left wondering what happened. Sixty years later, Roya, now living in the USA with her husband Walter, locates Bahman in a nursing home and visits him to get some answers. Set at a time of protests among the supporters of the democratic regime, the Shah, and the communists, The Stationery Shop immerses us in the poetry, sounds, smells and tastes of a country with an ancient history that has been through many transformations but where family, tradition, and class still matter.
The Stationary Shop is a beautiful story gently taking the reader through love and the true meaning of LOVE. It shows, how a flame of passion never dies through ups and downs of passing time but parallel affection could be created to get the lonely lover through toughness of life. A beautiful love story! But there is more to it....Kamali has a sharp view on political situation as well as cultural-social injustice in Iran. The dictatorship, oppression, and reinforced gap between social classes creating status and power oriented groups among people is now worse than ever and what is presented in this story, skillfully reveals the same problems back in Iran, 1953.Each character and their feelings are relate-able. The beauty of the story is showing the cause and effect of each emotional response to the reader compassionately. Even though people hurt each other but there is no villain in this story, only victims of the societal broken systems who act on survival mode. Almost everyone has lived a life of victim at one point or another. It is very universal.If anyone is interested in a beautiful love story, knowing more about Persian culture and the political situation of 1953 when Iran almost became a democratic nation, this book is a great read.
I was eager to read this after I attended a writing workshop with Marjam Kamali. The structure of this novel, which at first appears to be a simple story of young love, is intricately threaded like a complicated carpet. Just when you think you know all there is to know about the young lovers, and why they never got to live their dream, more layers unfold with intrigue. Beyond the colorful prose and the compelling story, there is an understanding of the political and sociological context in which this story is embedded. with a staunch class -ism most Western readers have had little experience with. Honestly, the food wafts through the story as well, and I wanted to stop and cook if I could find the recipes. Some smells and words remind me of my many trips to Istanbul working there. and others are different. I thoroughly enjoyed this very emotional story. Thank you, Marjann Kamali!
An enchanting story, it kept me up late, reading just “one more “ chapter.During a time when it was customary to arrange marriages to keep one’s status in the upper class, it was forbidden for the youth to meet and fall in love with anyone who was different. But being 17 and finding first love knows no class. This powerful story awakens memories of first love and the pain and passion those feelings create. This story will stay with me for a long, long time.
I’ve been waiting for Marjan Kamali’s next book ever I read Together Tea, and The Stationary Stop is well worth the wait! The richly realized characters and evovative descriptions pulled me in immediately and I couldn’t help but rail at the vagaries of fate that kept Roya and Bahman apart. Their story broke my heart, yet left me strangely full of hope. A stunningly beautiful read.
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