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There Are Rivers in the Sky, could explore the intertwining stories of individuals from different backgrounds, connected by their search for meaning and belonging. The book might delve into the themes of hope, loss, and the invisible forces that connect people across time and space. It would likely reflect on personal journeys, with nature and the sky serving as metaphors for the unknown and the vastness of life. rivers, sky, belonging, personal journey, connection, metaphor, hope, loss. The Island of Missing Trees tells the story of two lovers, Kostas, a Greek Cypriot, and Defne, a Turkish Cypriot, whose relationship is shaped by the turmoil of their homeland, Cyprus. The novel reflects on their forbidden love, the divisions of their country, and the passage of time, using a fig tree as a central symbol. This tree witnesses the history, trauma, and resilience of the island, while the narrative explores themes of memory, identity, and healing.Elif Shafak, Cyprus, forbidden love, fig tree, memory, identity, healing, history, resilience.