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1 author picked We Are All Equally Far From Love as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
A beautiful and captivating novel about love written by a Palestinian writer, it is about a woman who falls for a man she accidentally exchanges letters with. After this introductory story, the book takes the readers through the webs of other characters' lives, heartbroken, forlorn, and desiring love.
It’s a book about alienation but written in such raw and beautiful language that it’s impossible to put it down.
From Anna's list on melancholy, love, and identity.
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