Rooftops of Tehran by Mahbod Seraji

Rooftops of Tehran by Mahbod Seraji

Tehran, 1973. Pasha and his friend Ahmed sleep on the roof in the summer heat, talking about girls and films and the future. Pasha is in love with Zari, who is engaged to Doctor — the older neighbour both boys admire more than anyone.

Doctor is also a dissident, and the Shah's secret police are watching the alley. Seraji spends half the book making you love a street, so that when the arrest comes the reader feels it as a neighbourhood loss rather than a political one. The second half follows Pasha's breakdown and slow return.

A beloved coming-of-age novel about Iran before the revolution, warm and funny before it breaks your heart.

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