A perfect pick for fans of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby and those charmed by Thai literature from its early years.

Her Tears, penned in 1943, unravels the life of Kannika Bussarakam, a woman who challenges the societal norms imposed on women. Why must marriage confine women to the role of housewives? Why can't women pursue office jobs like men? And why are women always victims of betrayal?

Set against the backdrop of 1940s Thailand, this novel is a story about broken relationships and the struggle for women's rights. It is also a compelling exploration of societal norms and societal expectations regarding women during a transformative period in Thai history.

Written by Witt Suttasatien, a writer who seamlessly blends cinematic narratives with his literary creations and introduces a unique writing style reminiscent of the rhythmic flow of swing music.