Embark on a profound literary journey with Mich Atagana in this episode of The Book Corner, as she explores Elif Shafak's "There Are Rivers in the Sky." This sweeping narrative weaves together the lives of three distinct characters across centuries and continents, all connected by the enduring power of water. Mich delves into the poetic and thought-provoking themes of memory, loss, displacement, and the interconnectedness of history. Discover the stories of Arthur, Narin, and Zaleekhah, whose lives are shaped by the rivers that flow through their worlds—from the Victorian Thames to the ancient Tigris. Mich unpacks Shafak's immersive world-building, the deeply emotional character journeys, and the novel’s exploration of cultural heritage and personal transformation. This episode is a meditative exploration of identity, resilience, and the ever-flowing nature of life. If you crave stories that challenge your perspective and resonate with the quiet power of reflection, join Mich as she navigates the currents of "There Are Rivers in the Sky." Share your thoughts on Instagram @globemich!