The Boy Who Loved Me

The book “The Boy Who Loved Me” is written by Balghis Soleimani. This book is a collection of short stories written in a mysterious and eerie atmosphere. The collection encompasses themes such as death, human relationships, and marriage. Each of these stories narrates a snapshot or a moment from social life. They describe events that individuals might encounter during their lifetime. This book is a collection of 43 short stories. These stories, which are considered minimalistic, do not exceed one or two pages. Balghis Soleimani has a fluent and articulate writing style, making her books easily digestible for readers. Most readers can comfortably connect with this book. Tragedy and humor are intertwined in this work. According to the author herself, this collection is a continuation of her other books, such as “Khaaleh Bazi” (Aunt’s Play) and “Bazi-e Akhar-e Banu” (The Lady’s Last Game). In this book, Balghis Soleimani engages the reader effectively and narrates the story in her unique style. The book has been published by Qoqnoos Publishing. We recommend this book to fans of Iranian short stories.