A literary discussion took place at the Prime Minister’s Library centered around the successful trilogy by Australian author Natasha Lester. The three translators, Zana Harxhi Baron, Mirela Milori, and Sidita Hoxhiq Dano, were invited to engage with readers of Lester’s work and fellow book enthusiasts.

The Center for Openness and Dialogue promoted the novels: The Paris Secret, The Paris Seamstress, and The French Photographer.

The panel highlighted the phrase, “Love is like war, it begins easily but ends with great difficulty,” written by H. L. Mencken in The French Photographer. Author Natasha Lester, who categorizes her works as “historical fiction,” delivers powerful messages about love, the role, and the empowerment of women in today’s society.

Natasha Lester is one of the most popular authors on The New York Times list. Her novels have won multiple international awards and have been translated into twenty-one different languages.

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