The story of the new name

In the second part of my amazing friend, we follow Elena Ferrante's life of the two friends, Leila and Elena, how life separates them and brings them together, and what their new lives look like, Leila as a wife and Elena as a student of knowledge. An astonishing literary adventure takes Ferrante's readers to it in the book "The Tale of the New Name," the second part of the Neapolitan Quartet that immortalized Ferrante's name as one of the most important writers of her era. The collection was published by Dar Al-Adab with a beautiful translation by Muawiya Abdul Majid, among distinguished and diverse translated novels. About "The Tale of the New Name": In "The Tale of the New Name," Leila works in her husband's family company. Elena excels in her studies aiming to escape her fate in the miserable Neapolitan neighborhood. But they do not take long to meet on the beach, where Nino and his family join them. In a shocking mix of events and feelings at this dark beach, Elena Ferrante continues to lure the reader into pursuing the overwhelming journey of the two friends. Quotes from the novel "The Tale of the New Name": Novels assumed an intense life, deep dialogues, and a more attractive ghost of reality than my actual life. When a person studies and passionately connects with their readings, they feel the need to transfer their passion to others. And time is nothing but a flowing stream of suitable words on the surface, nothing more, and whoever has the greatest number of them stacks the greatest number. They said about Elena Ferrante and the Neapolitan Quartet: Perhaps she is the best writer that modern fiction has known. Her literature is as transparent as glass, and her stories are primal and deep at the same time. The Economist: She, above all, is skilled in creating plots and intrigues. The Independent: No one has written about Italy, its feelings, its neighborhoods, its flavors, and its intense emotions like Ferrante. IL Manifesto: A masterpiece in every sense of the word... I read all her books while immersed, and I fell under her spell. I only wanted to follow Leila and Elena's lives to the end. Jhumpa Lahiri (Pulitzer Prize Winner)