A Small Person Far Away

This book follows Anna as she returns to Berlin, the city of her childhood, during a time of personal crisis. She faces the reality of her past and the memories she has kept hidden. Anna's mother is gravely ill, forcing her to confront difficult questions about life and death. The narrative explores themes of identity, loss, and the impact of war on family. Anna must navigate her fears and the complexities of her history while grappling with the changes in her life since becoming a refugee and moving to London.