The Sisters
What's it about
Ever wonder if the person you're closest to is actually a total stranger? This story plunges you into the heart of a family mystery, following three sisters in New York whose lives are upended when one of them vanishes, leaving behind a web of secrets and lies. You'll get an intimate look at the complex bonds of sisterhood and the stories we tell ourselves to survive. Discover how love, memory, and identity can be twisted over time, and explore the haunting question of how well we can ever truly know the people we love.
Meet the author
Jonas Hassen Khemiri is one of Sweden's most celebrated authors, whose award-winning work has been translated into over thirty languages and performed on more than one hundred international stages. Son of a Swedish mother and a Tunisian father, Khemiri's own experiences navigating multiple cultures and identities deeply inform his writing. His novels, including The Sisters, masterfully explore themes of family, memory, and belonging with a unique blend of humor, tenderness, and linguistic playfulness that has captivated readers worldwide.
What's it about
Ever wonder if the person you're closest to is actually a total stranger? This story plunges you into the heart of a family mystery, following three sisters in New York whose lives are upended when one of them vanishes, leaving behind a web of secrets and lies. You'll get an intimate look at the complex bonds of sisterhood and the stories we tell ourselves to survive. Discover how love, memory, and identity can be twisted over time, and explore the haunting question of how well we can ever truly know the people we love.
Meet the author
Jonas Hassen Khemiri is one of Sweden's most celebrated authors, whose award-winning work has been translated into over thirty languages and performed on more than one hundred international stages. Son of a Swedish mother and a Tunisian father, Khemiri's own experiences navigating multiple cultures and identities deeply inform his writing. His novels, including The Sisters, masterfully explore themes of family, memory, and belonging with a unique blend of humor, tenderness, and linguistic playfulness that has captivated readers worldwide.
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