A review by moj8668
Honor, by Elif Shafak
5.0
A powerful story about the influence of family and culture, the struggles of immigrants, and how humans respond when those we love break our hearts. Elif Shafak creates vivid images of places and people that allow the reader to feel as though she is experiencing the story, not just reading about it.
The story is told through the first-person perspective of one sibling, the journal entries of another sibling, and a third-person narrator. The careful combination of these perspectives creates a beautifully woven story that cannot help but touch your heart.
The story is told through the first-person perspective of one sibling, the journal entries of another sibling, and a third-person narrator. The careful combination of these perspectives creates a beautifully woven story that cannot help but touch your heart.