The World Through Your Eyes - Camerino, Valeria
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A story of three loves and a journey of self-discovery. After years spent living in the Middle East, Sofia, an Italian freelance journalist, moves back to England, determined to leave her past behind and build a new life for herself and her daughter in Leeds. On a night out on the town, she meets an enigmatic Iranian man whom she is immediately drawn to, as he reminds her of her Omani ex-husband At first, she seems to have many things in common with him: from a difficult childhood and a rebellious personality, to a disdain for social norms and a nostalgic love for the Middle East. The two…mehr

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A story of three loves and a journey of self-discovery. After years spent living in the Middle East, Sofia, an Italian freelance journalist, moves back to England, determined to leave her past behind and build a new life for herself and her daughter in Leeds. On a night out on the town, she meets an enigmatic Iranian man whom she is immediately drawn to, as he reminds her of her Omani ex-husband At first, she seems to have many things in common with him: from a difficult childhood and a rebellious personality, to a disdain for social norms and a nostalgic love for the Middle East. The two enjoy a whirlwind romance which will make her question herself and her certainties. As she relates her story to him, she will be forced to face her painful past, and make sense of it to discover a new sense of self that will change her outlook on life forever.
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Valeria Camerino is a UK-based journalist, writer, gender equality advocate, and globetrotter. The World Through Your Eyes is her first book. She is currently working on a collection of short stories which explores gender inequality across different cultures. In addition to writing, she is passionate about food, flamenco music, foreign cultures, and the irony of the human condition.