ABREN አብረን
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Emebet Mengiste’s new book -Abren is a beautifully written work of art. Set in Ethiopia, It’s a tale of a childhood friendship, love and loss . The story revolves around eight friends who come into each other’s life in kindergarten and manage to grow old together. As always her story teaches us to examine ourselves and our relationship with our loved ones, as well as to society. The book also boldly discusses ‘taboo’ topics such as depression and loneliness which are not frequently brought to attention.
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Emebet Mengiste’s new book -Abren is a beautifully written work of art. Set in Ethiopia, It’s a tale of a childhood friendship, love and loss . The story revolves around eight friends who come into each other’s life in kindergarten and manage to grow old together. As always her story teaches us to examine ourselves and our relationship with our loved ones, as well as to society. The book also boldly discusses ‘taboo’ topics such as depression and loneliness which are not frequently brought to attention.
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Joe Ronaldo –
Abren is a beautifully written and inspiring story that will stay with you long after you finish reading it. The characters are well-developed and relatable, and the message of the story is powerful and uplifting. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a meaningful and thought-provoking read.