عادت می کنیم فارسی 1400

Adat Mikonim by Zoya Pirzad is a subtle and realistic novel about women’s lives, family relationships, and emotional complexities in contemporary Iranian society. The story unfolds through the lives of three women from three different generations—Mahmonir, Arezou, and Ayah—each of whom, through her own concerns, desires, and perspective on life, presents a layered and deeply human portrayal of the female experience.

The novel primarily focuses on Arezou, an independent woman struggling to find balance between family responsibilities, personal emotions, and social expectations. With fluent prose and a keen observational eye, Pirzad moves beyond common stereotypes and creates believable, vivid characters with whom readers can easily empathize.

We’ll Get Used To It is regarded as one of the best-known works of contemporary Persian literature: a quiet, profound, and affecting novel about change, loneliness, love, and the human capacity for adaptation.