Children and shoes

Product Description: The novel "Sons and Shoes" by Iraqi writer Mohsen Al-Ramli is a deep human literary work, its events start from a painful experience that turns into a journey full of major questions about life and fate. Al-Ramli opens his novel with a shocking and moving phrase: "In revenge for the death of my daughter in Iraq, I gave birth to twenty-seven children in Spain and Colombia," to take the reader on a journey across multiple cultures and intertwined events that reflect the unity of the human experience despite different environments. The novel features a rich diversity of characters and situations, discussing timeless human issues such as: good and evil, love, freedom, dreams, death, and family relationships and their impact on shaping individuals' destinies. With a refined literary style, Al-Ramli was able to weave a work that connects the individual and society, which led The Guardian newspaper to sometimes compare his style to the works of Leo Tolstoy. Book Information: Author: Mohsen Al-Ramli Publisher: Dar Al-Mada Publication Year: 2018 Number of Pages: 196 pages Category: Novel / Arabic Literature