Shafak's topical 10th novel is both an interrogation and a defence of Muslim identity - Rebecca Rose * Financial Times * Frances Osborne, bestselling author of The Bolter In Three Daughters of Eve she takes us spine-tinglingly right under the skin of three women, exposing the strains of friendship through love and loss. Three Daughters of Eve is a remarkable accomplishment - Richard HollowayĮlif Shafak's writing leaps off the page. Elif Shafak writes about religion without superficiality or special pleading, retaining a sense of its impossible possibility or its possible impossibility. Her magnificent latest moves between Istanbul and Oxford in a fascinating exploration of faith and friendship, rich and poor, and the devastating clash of tradition and modernity * Independent *Ī brilliant and moving novel. One of the most important writers at work today, Elif Shafak eloquently explores Turkey's tumultuous present and past. Ian RankinĪn intelligent, fierce and beguiling read * Financial Times *Ī thoughtful, charming book that offers a connection to other worlds, perspectives and possibilities * Sunday Times *Īn intense, discursive and absorbing novel * Observer *
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