Mother Tongue

Discover the poignant narrative of Mother Tongue by Tania Romanov, published in 2018 by Travelers' Tales. This compelling biography spans 340 pages and chronicles the harrowing journey of three generations of Croatian women—Katarina, Zora, and Tania—who are forced to flee their war-torn homeland due to the relentless impact of a century of Balkan conflicts. As Tania, now a successfully integrated American, returns to her fractured roots with her mother, they embark on a transformative journey to uncover the secrets of their shared past. This evocative tale explores themes of emigration, the bond between mothers and daughters, and the enduring spirit of refugees. Perfect for readers interested in personal stories of resilience and cultural heritage, Mother Tongue is an essential addition to any bookshelf.