3 Review(s)

1. The Stationery Shop of Tehran – by Marjan KamaliA moving historical romance set in 1953 Tehran, this novel follows Roya, a young woman whose life changes when she meets Bahman, a fellow lover of poetry, inside a quaint stationery shop. Against the backdrop of political upheaval and societal change, their love story is tested by fate, choices, and time. This is a tale of lost love, resilience, and second chances.2. As Long As The Lemon Trees Grow – by Zoulfa KatouhSet during the Syrian civil war, this powerful debut tells the story of Salama, a young pharmacy student whose life is shattered by conflict. Struggling with trauma, grief, and her sense of duty, she must find hope and courage in the darkest of times. The novel highlights themes of survival, sacrifice, and the unyielding power of love and humanity.