Golden age

A golden age written by Tuhima Anam ... A true Rihana, a young widow, happy to prepare a celebration held in honor of her son and daughter, celebrating the tenth anniversary of their return. This was in East Pakistan in 1971, and the winds of change were blowing in the atmosphere. Amidst the joy, the country turns upside down, and the signs of East Pakistan's independence war emerge, later known as Bangladesh, separate from the west. The novel "Golden Age" depicted the story of motherhood, pure emotion towards the homeland, the brutal face of war, the bitterness of exile, and the return of homelands without their inhabitants. A story of passion and revolution, hope and love, and unprecedented heroism amidst a flood of chaos, dangers, and sacrifices endured by the common people, and their physical and psychological tragedies. The novel narrates the story of a woman, her emotions, choices, experiences, and her heartbreaking struggle to keep her family safe. Publisher: Aseer Al-Kutub Author: Tuhima Anam Number of pages: 336 For more of the author's publications: Tuhima Anam • Golden Age • Bones of Glory • Good Muslim