Edita Mujkic
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Born
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Member Since
August 2021
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| Cleverly presented in a dual timeline, Half Truth tells a story of Zahra, a young Moroccan Australian woman travelling to Morocco with her baby son in a search of her father and his family, and of her grandmother, Khadija, from her early childhood in ...more | |
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Even though romance is not my genre of choice, I could not resist reading New Year's Eve on New Year's Eve, and I loved it. Set up in a small town in Queensland, around a family that owns a pub, the story has a bit of everything, just as in real life: ...more |
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A beautifully and skillfully told story of cancer, love, and relationships—and how fragile we all are in this life where we often think we are invincible—peppered with little pearls of wisdom and wit. The cancer treatment details are painfully raw, es ...more |
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Three adult siblings. Liv, Ellen and Håkon, learn during their family trip to Rome to celebrate their dad's 70th birthday that their parents have decided to divorce after more than 40 0years of what appeared to be a happy marriage. Liv's, Ellen's and ...more |
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Even though romance is not my genre of choice, I could not resist reading New Year's Eve on New Year's Eve, and I loved it. Set up in a small town in Queensland, around a family that owns a pub, the story has a bit of everything, just as in real life: ...more |
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| Beautifully written modern story analysing a couple/family, the relationship between them and within themselves. Presented in two storylines, with a sliding doors moment altering the trajectory of their lifes, cleverly references a theatre piece wher ...more | |

















