A Tale of Two Friends: Book 1: The Olive Tree Between Us.

· Austin Macauley Publishers
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100
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Two boys—one Turkish Cypriot, one Greek Cypriot—grow up inseparable in a quiet village until the division of Cyprus and a single devastating lie tear them apart. Years later, in London and on their shared island, they discover that some friendships survive even history.
Two boys—one Turkish Cypriot, one Greek Cypriot—grow up inseparable in a quiet village until the division of Cyprus and a single devastating lie tear them apart. Years later, in London and on their shared island, they discover that some friendships survive even history.

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Peray Hilmi is an educator, author, and contemplative writer whose work explores human connection, simplicity, and meaning through the lens of the Japanese philosophy of MA—the beauty of space, silence, and the idea that less is more. She is the author of Living with Angels, MA Landscape, and MA Interior, all published in London and enjoyed by readers worldwide. Her latest book, A Tale of Two Friends: The Olive Tree Between Us, tells the story of two Cypriot boys—one Greek Cypriot and the other Turkish Cypriot—whose enduring friendship transcends division and reflects universal themes of belonging, understanding, and hope.

Peray Hilmi is an educator, author, and contemplative writer whose work explores human connection, simplicity, and meaning through the lens of the Japanese philosophy of MA—the beauty of space, silence, and the idea that less is more. She is the author of Living with Angels, MA Landscape, and MA ...

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