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"The Stationery Shop of Tehran" Book By Marjan Kamali

Short Summary: Amid the 1953 Iranian coup, Roya and Bahman’s young love blossoms in a quiet stationery shop—only to be torn apart by upheaval. Decades later, fate offers a final chance at closure.

Description: Set in the evocative streets of mid-century Tehran, The Stationery Shop of Tehran is a moving exploration of first love, cultural upheaval, and the emotional traces of a lost past. Marjan Kamali weaves a tender tale of longing and resilience that reminds us how history, memory, and heartache often converge in the most unexpected ways.

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"The Stationery Shop of Tehran" Book By Marjan Kamali

Short Summary: Amid the 1953 Iranian coup, Roya and Bahman’s young love blossoms in a quiet stationery shop—only to be torn apart by upheaval. Decades later, fate offers a final chance at closure.

Description: Set in the evocative streets of mid-century Tehran, The Stationery Shop of Tehran is a moving exploration of first love, cultural upheaval, and the emotional traces of a lost past. Marjan Kamali weaves a tender tale of longing and resilience that reminds us how history, memory, and heartache often converge in the most unexpected ways.