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- Narrative Type
- Fiction
- Original Language
- English
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- Young Adults, Adults
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Publisher
Scribner
ISBN-10
166801579X
ISBN-13
9781668015797
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15068279197
Product Key Features
Book Title
Persians : a Novel
Number of Pages
384 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Cultural Heritage, Family Life, Literary
Publication Year
2025
Genre
Fiction
Format
Hardcover
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Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
18.7 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
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2024-038241
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The
Dewey Edition
23/eng/20241015
Reviews
"Filled with heartbreak, humor, and so much love, The Persians is a sharp exploration of the concerns of a wealthy Iranian family. Sanam Mahloudji takes us on a journey to reshape our understanding of power, heritage, and ancestry -- and brings a rare wisdom to the chaos of family." -- Vanessa Chan, author of The Storm We Made "An epic of intricate and beautiful proportion, The Persians is exuberant, comic, and perceptive. I fell in love with the women of the Valiat family and won't soon forget them." --Amina Cain, author of Indelicacy, "Mahloudji writes with a wisdom and confidence rarely seen in a debut, and her sharp observations are humorous and poignant... Multigenerational stories of family anguish and upheaval remain as popular as ever, from Abraham Verghese''s beautiful The Covenant of Water , to the quiet excellence of Min Jin Lee''s Pachinko . The Persians earns a place alongside these heavyweights. It is as funny as it is moving, as perceptive as it is pithy. This is a story of Iranian women, told by an Iranian woman, and the men remain on the periphery." -- Joanna Cannon, The Guardian "Highly entertaining... a novel full of outrageous laughter, retaining its fire even in tender moments, and relishing the challenge of locating beauty and complexity." -- The Observer "By turns comic and affecting, the saga of the Valiat women conveys hard truths about women''s lives along with a healthy dose of couture and jewelry. The glitz never outshines the heart here." -- Kirkus "Ebullient...Mahloudji keeps the reader turning the pages...a memorable family saga." -- Publishers Weekly "An irresistible novel about a singular yet wholly recognizable family. I fell in love with the women in the Valiat family: by turns feisty and foolish, wise and secretive, and full of so much love and longing it took my breath away. Sanam Mahloudji writes with such humor and zip that the heartbreak sneaks up on you. This is a remarkable debut." --Edan Lepucki, author of California "Filled with heartbreak, humor, and so much love, The Persians is a sharp exploration of the concerns of a wealthy Iranian family. Sanam Mahloudji takes us on a journey to reshape our understanding of power, heritage, and ancestry--and brings a rare wisdom to the chaos of family." -- Vanessa Chan, author of The Storm We Made "A mesmerizing debut that reminds us that our past travels with us, and that our actions and inactions reverberate down the generations. Gorgeously written, with a sharp ear for dialogue, a flair for the comic and characters that dance off the page and into your heart." --Monica Ali, author of Love Marriage "An epic of intricate and beautiful proportion, The Persians is exuberant, comic, and perceptive. I fell in love with the women of the Valiat family and won''t soon forget them." --Amina Cain, author of Indelicacy "A wonderful multi-generational family drama with characters you really care about. I''m still thinking about them now. I enjoyed it enormously" --Marian Keyes, author of Rachel''s Holiday "Half outrageous, compulsive, and shameless; half tender, loving, and funny: The Persians is a very brilliant, very special book." --Jessica Stanley, author of Consider Yourself Kissed "At once funny and profound, sprawling and personal, The Persians questions history''s grip on our lives--is it possible to free ourselves from the past, and do we even want to? A gloriously engrossing debut." --Tash Aw, author of We, The Survivors " The Persians is an ambitious, glorious feat of juggling. Five women''s voices become one irresistible whole in this darkly funny, richly satisfying, wonderful debut." --Sarah Winman, author of Still Life "A witty and deeply absorbing saga of a family whose fate is intertwined with modern Iran''s. I always knew epic Iranian families like the Valiats existed, I had just never met any. These five fierce, passionate, wounded women are at once tragic and hilarious, each voice meticulously crafted and singularly true." --Dina Nayeri, author of Who Gets Believed? "A captivating family saga, equally tragic and comic, The Persians is an unforgettable read with complex, chaotic characters you can''t help but love." --Josie Ferguson, author of The Silence in Between "Glitzy, gutsy and deliciously dark, a romp with serious things to say about misogyny, generational trauma and losing your home." --Samantha Ellis, author of Take Courage, "An irresistible novel about a singular yet wholly recognizable family. I fell in love with the women in the Valiat family: by turns feisty and foolish, wise and secretive, and full of so much love and longing it took my breath away. Sanam Mahloudji writes with such humor and zip that the heartbreak sneaks up on you. This is a remarkable debut." --Edan Lepucki, author of California "Filled with heartbreak, humor, and so much love, The Persians is a sharp exploration of the concerns of a wealthy Iranian family. Sanam Mahloudji takes us on a journey to reshape our understanding of power, heritage, and ancestry--and brings a rare wisdom to the chaos of family." -- Vanessa Chan, author of The Storm We Made "An epic of intricate and beautiful proportion, The Persians is exuberant, comic, and perceptive. I fell in love with the women of the Valiat family and won't soon forget them." --Amina Cain, author of Indelicacy "A wonderful multi-generational family drama with characters you really care about. I'm still thinking about them now. I enjoyed it enormously" --Marian Keyes, author of Rachel's Holiday "Half outrageous, compulsive, and shameless; half tender, loving, and funny: The Persians is a very brilliant, very special book." --Jessica Stanley, author of Consider Yourself Kissed "At once funny and profound, sprawling and personal, The Persians questions history's grip on our lives--is it possible to free ourselves from the past, and do we even want to? A gloriously engrossing debut." --Tash Aw, author of We, The Survivors " The Persians is an ambitious, glorious feat of juggling. Five women's voices become one irresistible whole in this darkly funny, richly satisfying, wonderful debut." --Sarah Winman, author of Still Life "A witty and deeply absorbing saga of a family whose fate is intertwined with modern Iran's. I always knew epic Iranian families like the Valiats existed, I had just never met any. These five fierce, passionate, wounded women are at once tragic and hilarious, each voice meticulously crafted and singularly true." --Dina Nayeri, author of Who Gets Believed? "A captivating family saga, equally tragic and comic, The Persians is an unforgettable read with complex, chaotic characters you can't help but love." --Josie Ferguson, author of The Silence in Between "Glitzy, gutsy and deliciously dark, a romp with serious things to say about misogyny, generational trauma and losing your home." --Samantha Ellis, author of Take Courage, "Ebullient...Mahloudji keeps the reader turning the pages...a memorable family saga." -- Publishers Weekly "An irresistible novel about a singular yet wholly recognizable family. I fell in love with the women in the Valiat family: by turns feisty and foolish, wise and secretive, and full of so much love and longing it took my breath away. Sanam Mahloudji writes with such humor and zip that the heartbreak sneaks up on you. This is a remarkable debut." --Edan Lepucki, author of California "Filled with heartbreak, humor, and so much love, The Persians is a sharp exploration of the concerns of a wealthy Iranian family. Sanam Mahloudji takes us on a journey to reshape our understanding of power, heritage, and ancestry--and brings a rare wisdom to the chaos of family." -- Vanessa Chan, author of The Storm We Made "An epic of intricate and beautiful proportion, The Persians is exuberant, comic, and perceptive. I fell in love with the women of the Valiat family and won't soon forget them." --Amina Cain, author of Indelicacy "A wonderful multi-generational family drama with characters you really care about. I'm still thinking about them now. I enjoyed it enormously" --Marian Keyes, author of Rachel's Holiday "Half outrageous, compulsive, and shameless; half tender, loving, and funny: The Persians is a very brilliant, very special book." --Jessica Stanley, author of Consider Yourself Kissed "At once funny and profound, sprawling and personal, The Persians questions history's grip on our lives--is it possible to free ourselves from the past, and do we even want to? A gloriously engrossing debut." --Tash Aw, author of We, The Survivors " The Persians is an ambitious, glorious feat of juggling. Five women's voices become one irresistible whole in this darkly funny, richly satisfying, wonderful debut." --Sarah Winman, author of Still Life "A witty and deeply absorbing saga of a family whose fate is intertwined with modern Iran's. I always knew epic Iranian families like the Valiats existed, I had just never met any. These five fierce, passionate, wounded women are at once tragic and hilarious, each voice meticulously crafted and singularly true." --Dina Nayeri, author of Who Gets Believed? "A captivating family saga, equally tragic and comic, The Persians is an unforgettable read with complex, chaotic characters you can't help but love." --Josie Ferguson, author of The Silence in Between "Glitzy, gutsy and deliciously dark, a romp with serious things to say about misogyny, generational trauma and losing your home." --Samantha Ellis, author of Take Courage, "Mahloudji writes with a wisdom and confidence rarely seen in a debut, and her sharp observations are humorous and poignant... Multigenerational stories of family anguish and upheaval remain as popular as ever, from Abraham Verghese''s beautiful The Covenant of Water , to the quiet excellence of Min Jin Lee''s Pachinko . The Persians earns a place alongside these heavyweights. It is as funny as it is moving, as perceptive as it is pithy. This is a story of Iranian women, told by an Iranian woman, and the men remain on the periphery." -- Joanna Cannon, The Guardian "By turns comic and affecting, the saga of the Valiat women conveys hard truths about women''s lives along with a healthy dose of couture and jewelry. The glitz never outshines the heart here." -- Kirkus "Ebullient...Mahloudji keeps the reader turning the pages...a memorable family saga." -- Publishers Weekly "An irresistible novel about a singular yet wholly recognizable family. I fell in love with the women in the Valiat family: by turns feisty and foolish, wise and secretive, and full of so much love and longing it took my breath away. Sanam Mahloudji writes with such humor and zip that the heartbreak sneaks up on you. This is a remarkable debut." --Edan Lepucki, author of California "Filled with heartbreak, humor, and so much love, The Persians is a sharp exploration of the concerns of a wealthy Iranian family. Sanam Mahloudji takes us on a journey to reshape our understanding of power, heritage, and ancestry--and brings a rare wisdom to the chaos of family." -- Vanessa Chan, author of The Storm We Made "A mesmerizing debut that reminds us that our past travels with us, and that our actions and inactions reverberate down the generations. Gorgeously written, with a sharp ear for dialogue, a flair for the comic and characters that dance off the page and into your heart." --Monica Ali, author of Love Marriage "An epic of intricate and beautiful proportion, The Persians is exuberant, comic, and perceptive. I fell in love with the women of the Valiat family and won''t soon forget them." --Amina Cain, author of Indelicacy "A wonderful multi-generational family drama with characters you really care about. I''m still thinking about them now. I enjoyed it enormously" --Marian Keyes, author of Rachel''s Holiday "Half outrageous, compulsive, and shameless; half tender, loving, and funny: The Persians is a very brilliant, very special book." --Jessica Stanley, author of Consider Yourself Kissed "At once funny and profound, sprawling and personal, The Persians questions history''s grip on our lives--is it possible to free ourselves from the past, and do we even want to? A gloriously engrossing debut." --Tash Aw, author of We, The Survivors " The Persians is an ambitious, glorious feat of juggling. Five women''s voices become one irresistible whole in this darkly funny, richly satisfying, wonderful debut." --Sarah Winman, author of Still Life "A witty and deeply absorbing saga of a family whose fate is intertwined with modern Iran''s. I always knew epic Iranian families like the Valiats existed, I had just never met any. These five fierce, passionate, wounded women are at once tragic and hilarious, each voice meticulously crafted and singularly true." --Dina Nayeri, author of Who Gets Believed? "A captivating family saga, equally tragic and comic, The Persians is an unforgettable read with complex, chaotic characters you can''t help but love." --Josie Ferguson, author of The Silence in Between "Glitzy, gutsy and deliciously dark, a romp with serious things to say about misogyny, generational trauma and losing your home." --Samantha Ellis, author of Take Courage
Dewey Decimal
813/.6
Synopsis
Shortlisted for The Women's Prize * Named a Most Anticipated Book by Electric Literature , Publishers Weekly , The BBC, Daily Mail (London), and more "Exuberant, whip-smart, infused with melancholy, tragicomic, huge-hearted and sharp-toothed...glinting with read-out-loud sentences. A joy of a debut novel by the real deal." --David Mitchell "Mahloudji writes with a wisdom and confidence rarely seen in a debut, and her sharp observations are humorous and poignant...as funny as it is moving, as perceptive as it is pithy." -- The Guardian A darkly funny, life-affirming debut novel following five women from a once illustrious Iranian family as they grapple with revolutions personal and political. Meet the Valiat family. In Iran, they were somebodies. In America, they're nobodies. First there is Elizabeth, the regal matriarch with the famously large nose, who remained in Tehran despite the revolution. She lives alone but is sometimes visited by Niaz, her Islamic-law-breaking granddaughter, who takes her partying with a side of purpose and yet manages to survive. Elizabeth's daughters wound up in America: Shirin, a charismatic and flamboyantly high-flying event planner in Houston, who considers herself the family's future, and Seema, a dreamy idealist turned housewife languishing in the chaparral-filled hills of Los Angeles. And then there's the other granddaughter, Bita, a disillusioned law student in New York City trying to find deeper meaning by quietly giving away her belongings. When an annual vacation in Aspen goes wildly awry and Shirin ends up in jail, the family's upper-class veneer is cracked open. Shirin embarks upon a quest to restore the family name to its former glory, but what does that mean in a country where the Valiats never mattered? Can they bring their old inheritance into a new tomorrow? By turns satirical and philosophical, spanning from 1940s Iran to a splintered 2000s, The Persians upends the reader's expectations while exploring questions about love, family, money, art, and how to find yourself and each other when your country is lost. Wry and witty, brazen and absurd, The Persians is a deeply moving reinvention of the American family saga., Shortlisted for The Women's Prize - Named a Most Anticipated Book by Electric Literature , Publishers Weekly , The BBC, Daily Mail (London), and more "Exuberant, whip-smart, infused with melancholy, tragicomic, huge-hearted and sharp-toothed...glinting with read-out-loud sentences. A joy of a debut novel by the real deal." --David Mitchell "Mahloudji writes with a wisdom and confidence rarely seen in a debut, and her sharp observations are humorous and poignant...as funny as it is moving, as perceptive as it is pithy." -- The Guardian A darkly funny, life-affirming debut novel following five women from a once illustrious Iranian family as they grapple with revolutions personal and political. Meet the Valiat family. In Iran, they were somebodies. In America, they're nobodies. First there is Elizabeth, the regal matriarch with the famously large nose, who remained in Tehran despite the revolution. She lives alone but is sometimes visited by Niaz, her Islamic-law-breaking granddaughter, who takes her partying with a side of purpose and yet manages to survive. Elizabeth's daughters wound up in America: Shirin, a charismatic and flamboyantly high-flying event planner in Houston, who considers herself the family's future, and Seema, a dreamy idealist turned housewife languishing in the chaparral-filled hills of Los Angeles. And then there's the other granddaughter, Bita, a disillusioned law student in New York City trying to find deeper meaning by quietly giving away her belongings. When an annual vacation in Aspen goes wildly awry and Shirin ends up in jail, the family's upper-class veneer is cracked open. Shirin embarks upon a quest to restore the family name to its former glory, but what does that mean in a country where the Valiats never mattered? Can they bring their old inheritance into a new tomorrow? By turns satirical and philosophical, spanning from 1940s Iran to a splintered 2000s, The Persians upends the reader's expectations while exploring questions about love, family, money, art, and how to find yourself and each other when your country is lost. Wry and witty, brazen and absurd, The Persians is a deeply moving reinvention of the American family saga.
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