Reflections on ‘Hotline’: Language, Assimilation, and Identity
<p><em>Hotline</em> by Dimitri Nasrallah is a captivating exploration of the immigrant experience, centered around Muna Heddad, a determined single mother who navigates the challenges of building a new life in 1980s Montreal. The novel unveils the loneliness and emotional distances inherent in immigration, offering readers insight into the sacrifices and accommodations immigrants make for a life in Canada. Inspired by Nasrallah’s mother’s real-life experiences, <em>Hotline</em> weaves a tale that intertwines hope and sorrow, making it an essential read for those seeking a deeper understanding of the complexities faced by newcomers in a foreign land.</p>
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