The three daughters of Eve

The book "The Three Daughters of Eve" by Elif Shafak was translated by Mohamed Darwish and published by Dar Al-Adab as part of a distinguished collection of translated novels that includes the rest of Shafak's works. About The Three Daughters of Eve Beri was on her way to a dinner party in Istanbul when a beggar blocked her way and stole her handbag. While she was struggling to retrieve her bag, a Polaroid picture fell from it showing three young women and their brilliant professor at Oxford University. It is a novel about the remnants of love that Beri desperately tried to forget; and about a strange friendship that brought together: Mona, the devout Egyptian, and Shirin, the atheist Iranian, and Beri, torn between a liberated father and a conservative mother. They said about The Three Daughters of Eve and Elif Shafak Shafak is one of the most important writers of novels in our time. Her latest remarkable work moves between Oxford and Istanbul, astonishingly exploring the relationship between faith and friendship, between poverty and wealth, and the terrifying clash between modernity and tradition. Independent Elif Shafak is the best novelist in Turkey in this decade. Orhan Pamuk Quotes from The Three Daughters of Eve But books are knowledge, and knowledge is power.