A woman from Tehran, by: Farbia and

A woman from Tehran narrates the lives of women imprisoned behind four walls, drowning in imposed isolation, not chosen out of free will. They endure the cold and dull life of their husbands, and learn to erase everything within themselves and live without a bird flying high. A woman from Tehran is the story of the woman who has no dream, the woman who has no hope, and ultimately the woman who has no bird. Fereiba and Fifi reveal to us in their novel the inner worlds of thousands of Iranian women, and they let us hear the voices of women who spend their lives trapped by religious, social, cultural, and moral issues in a society like the Iranian society. Although the novel was written by a woman and her story is a female story, men will also find the enjoyment they seek, as if through reading the novel, the man discovers a new world. Number of pages: 150