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The Empty Room
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SKU: 9789385932267
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The Empty Room by Sadia Abbas is a powerful novel set in 1970s Karachi. Follow Tahira, a talented painter, as her life unravels amidst political turmoil and a stifling marriage. Finding solace in her art, she creates a series of paintings entitled “The Empty Room.” Explore themes of art, identity, and resilience in this must-read Pakistani novel. ISBN: 9789385932267
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Chaitanya –
A powerful novel about art and resilience! The ending was a bit abrupt, but overall, a great read.
Megh Anand –
The descriptions of Karachi are amazing! It is a slow burn, but worth it.
Harsh Lata –
The themes of art and identity resonated with me. A bit depressing, but beautifully written.
Anupriya Aggarwal –
The Empty Room is a poignant exploration of identity. Abbas’s prose is captivating. Highly recommend!
Simran Keshri –
A powerful and evocative novel about the power of art. But some portion are boring.
Mohneesh Parte –
I loved the characters and the setting, but the plot dragged in the middle. A decent read overall.
Manik Lakhwani –
Abbas’s writing is stunning. A deeply emotional and thought-provoking story about life of women.
Mohit Shukla –
The Empty Room is a must-read for anyone interested in Pakistani literature. I really enjoyed the book.
Ishika Mandal –
A beautifully written story, but I found the pacing a bit slow at times. Tahira’s journey is compelling, though.
Dushyant Gaur –
I enjoyed learning about Karachi in the s. Tahira’s character was well-developed and interesting.
Pranav Gupta –
I was moved by Tahira’s struggle, though the political context was a bit confusing for me.
Mamta Garg –
The story of a painter with her painting – Empty Room. You can try it.
Ashish Ranjan –
I struggled to connect with the characters. Found the book confusing. Not for me.
Deepansh Agrawal –
One of the best books I’ve read this year! The Empty Room is unforgettable and profound.
Akash Deep –
A moving story, though I found the characters somewhat difficult to connect with. Ok read.