There Are Rivers in the Sky

by Elif Shafak

The world would have been a much more interesting place if everyone was given a chance to meet their ancestors at least for an hour in their lifetime.

woodcuts, engravings, etchings, aquatints or simple prints. More and more, he comes to realize that people fall into three camps: those who hardly, if ever, see beauty, even when it strikes them between the eyes; those who recognize it only when it is made apparent to them; and those rare souls who find beauty everywhere they turn, even in the most unexpected places.