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An extraordinary debut novel of family, migration and the desire for a homeland.

Trade Review
A personal migrant experience told with beauty and insight * Stylist *
A riveting debut inspired by the writer's personal immigrant experience . . . An exquisite epic about the ties each of us share with our family and homeland * Bookriot *
A likeable celebration of female friendship as well as the often unsung heroism of migrant experiences * Sunday Times Culture *
Shahnaz Ahsan recalls how shopping and cooking with her Bengali family in Manchester shaped her life and her debut novel * Observer Food Monthly *
A story of quiet striving and determination, of love and friendship * Guardian *
Ahsan's biggest triumph is that her characters feel innately Bangladeshi . . . Her flowing prose is impressive with an ease and smoothness to it * Daily Star *
A wonderful, enriching read, everything I want in a novel: epic, engaging, insightful and honest * Observer New Review *

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      Publisher: John Murray Press
      Publication Date: 02/04/2020
      ISBN13: 9781473665224, 978-1473665224
      ISBN10: 1473665221

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      An extraordinary debut novel of family, migration and the desire for a homeland.

      Trade Review
      A personal migrant experience told with beauty and insight * Stylist *
      A riveting debut inspired by the writer's personal immigrant experience . . . An exquisite epic about the ties each of us share with our family and homeland * Bookriot *
      A likeable celebration of female friendship as well as the often unsung heroism of migrant experiences * Sunday Times Culture *
      Shahnaz Ahsan recalls how shopping and cooking with her Bengali family in Manchester shaped her life and her debut novel * Observer Food Monthly *
      A story of quiet striving and determination, of love and friendship * Guardian *
      Ahsan's biggest triumph is that her characters feel innately Bangladeshi . . . Her flowing prose is impressive with an ease and smoothness to it * Daily Star *
      A wonderful, enriching read, everything I want in a novel: epic, engaging, insightful and honest * Observer New Review *

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