In the country of tea cups
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Daria believes that the perfect gift for twenty -five -year -old daughters is to find her perfect husband. But Mina is tired of the endless attempts of her mother to arrange her personal life.
Mina spent her childhood in Iran, and she began adult life in New York. Her family left Tiegran, torn by the political contradictions, and Mina, like no one knows what the clash of cultures means.
And she also knows that the main clashes, as a rule, take place at home, with loved ones.
When Daria and Mina go on a trip to relatives in Iran, they learn to understand each other and their roots.
But when a mine falls in love with a man who seems to be a very, very wrong choice, the world in the family can be destroyed again.
"Dialogs sparkling with life, pleasant characters, this book is perfect to meet and discuss it over a cup of tea." - Kirkus
"lyrical, bright, penetrated. Mother and daughter, Daria and mines, a different attitude to life in Western society, and thereby their common craving for roots, to Iran is noteworthy.
This is a story about people who belong to two cultures at once, two worlds. " - Publishers Weekly
"Maryan Kamali perfectly conveyed the atmosphere - views, sounds, smells of Tehran. Humor, romance and traditions are perfectly combined in this story. ” - Booklist
Mina spent her childhood in Iran, and she began adult life in New York. Her family left Tiegran, torn by the political contradictions, and Mina, like no one knows what the clash of cultures means.
And she also knows that the main clashes, as a rule, take place at home, with loved ones.
When Daria and Mina go on a trip to relatives in Iran, they learn to understand each other and their roots.
But when a mine falls in love with a man who seems to be a very, very wrong choice, the world in the family can be destroyed again.
"Dialogs sparkling with life, pleasant characters, this book is perfect to meet and discuss it over a cup of tea." - Kirkus
"lyrical, bright, penetrated. Mother and daughter, Daria and mines, a different attitude to life in Western society, and thereby their common craving for roots, to Iran is noteworthy.
This is a story about people who belong to two cultures at once, two worlds. " - Publishers Weekly
"Maryan Kamali perfectly conveyed the atmosphere - views, sounds, smells of Tehran. Humor, romance and traditions are perfectly combined in this story. ” - Booklist
Author:
Author:Марьян Камали
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-177629-9
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