The narrative revolves around a young boy named Adam who learns the importance of gratitude from his grandfather, Jidoo Yousef. During a summer visit to his grandparents' home in Lebanon, Adam feels sad when his friends leave. Through the use of a masbaha, a string of beads, his grandfather guides him in recognizing and appreciating the blessings in his life, transforming his perspective on happiness and contentment.
'Oh what a tangled web we weave When first we practise to deceive.' - Sir Walter Scott In Tangled Web, the past isn't merely history, it's a living, breathing entity that refuses to be ignored. Each character has been outrunning their history, seeking sanctuary in the present. But when long-buried secrets come to light, the impact reverberates through relationships, forever altering the course of their lives. As each individual becomes entangled in the complicated web of consequences, they encounter both loss and gain. Yet, in the midst of upheaval, an unexpected boon emerges: a deeper understanding of themselves. This emotionally resonant story explores the complexities of family, friends, and neighbours, ultimately revealing the transformative power of self-discovery.