Elif Shafak. Island of Lost Trees (№ 439896)

The first generation of survivors - the one that suffered the most - carried their pain close to the surface; memories, like splinters, cut into the flesh, some pierced the skin, others remained invisible to the eye. Meanwhile, the next generation was ready to dig up the past and break the seal of silence. Strange as it may seem, but in the families of internally displaced persons, who retained the scars of war and suffered from violence, it was the young who had the oldest memory.