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The Forty Rules of Love
by Elif Shafak
๐ After having heard so much about Elif Shafak, I finally did it and read one of her books, and let me tell you: WOW!
๐ Not only the writing is divine, but I was amazed by her incredible ability in telling so many stories, from so many different points of view: how amazing it is for a single person to be able to represent so many various feelings and emotions that are so opposite from each other?
๐ Also, the story alternate past and present, basically giving us not one but two novels all in one. This book is a delight and I devoured it.
๐ โLittle by little, one turns Forty, fifty, and sixty and, with each major decade, feels more complete. You need to keep walking, though thereโs no place to arrive atโ
๐ Not only the writing is divine, but I was amazed by her incredible ability in telling so many stories, from so many different points of view: how amazing it is for a single person to be able to represent so many various feelings and emotions that are so opposite from each other?
๐ Also, the story alternate past and present, basically giving us not one but two novels all in one. This book is a delight and I devoured it.
๐ โLittle by little, one turns Forty, fifty, and sixty and, with each major decade, feels more complete. You need to keep walking, though thereโs no place to arrive atโ