Abani Bohiya Jaye by Semima Hakim [Hardcover]

"Fluid - perhaps this one word can describe any ordinary woman from any corner of the world. She can mold herself into any form according to her circumstances. Extraordinary women break the mold and create their own unique identity; they are ideal but very rare. This novel is not about them. Instead, here, the story is narrated by four women of different ages. In terms of economic status or education, the first three are never equal to the fourth, but somehow there is a connection. This connection is not visible to the naked eye, but with a keen eye, it becomes clear—the same predetermined path, the same societal perspective, how can the outcome be very different? Ultimately, it’s a struggle for survival."

The book seems to explore themes of resilience and societal expectations of women, highlighting their struggles and the subtle connections between their lives despite their differences.