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Fayez Just Became a Father

Fayez Just Became a Father

Chowdhury, Rafeed Elahi

Paperback

General Fiction

ISBN13: 9798870939490
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 9 2023
Pages: 106
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.22 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
'Fayez Just Became a Father' is a story about Fayez, a father who undertakes an adventurous yet dangerous journey with his six-month-old baby while fleeing the country in search of asylum. After arriving in another country, he realizes he has fallen into a trap like many other Bangladeshis, and there's a big threat to himself and his child. The story is a combination of comedy and social drama, painting a portrait of some important issues like toxic parenting, abusive marriage, and so on. During this journey, Fayez encounters societal pressure and judgment from his own family and community. His situation worsens after he falls under the influence of a powerful figure. Fayez forms a deep connection with Samiha, a friend who becomes a major part of his journey. 'Fayez Just Became a Father' explores some critical societal issues, presenting a narrative that's relatable in today's world.

This is the third novel by Rafeed Elahi Chowdhury, a Bangladeshi novelist living in Vancouver, Canada. Known for crafting romance with a soul-stirring depth, he is now set to surprise his readers with a bold leap into new genres in this novel. Fayez Just Became a Father is one of his most anticipated works, as he's trying out a very different genre than the ones he usually does. In this, Rafeed showcases his aptitude for blending serious societal themes with humor, a first in his literary career.

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