Iza's Ballad (New York Review Books Classics)
by Magda Szabó
A poignant tale of a mother's grief and a daughter's choices, revealing the quiet struggles of family and change in postwar Hungary.
About This Book
Iza's Ballad explores the emotional aftermath of a mother's death and the complexities of family relationships.
The narrative examines generational differences and the tension between old customs and modern life.
Set in mid-twentieth-century Hungary, the novel reflects on memory, belonging, and the search for meaning after loss.
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