Some letters are written to be read.¿Others are written to heal. A Letter to Dua is a deeply personal work of literary nonfiction and poetic prose-a mother's heartfelt letter to her daughter about love, loss, identity, resilience, and the quiet journey of healing. Rooted in the quiet wisdom of Persian spiritual tradition, it weaves motherhood, memory, and hope into a lyrical meditation on what we inherit and what we choose to transform. Through intimate reflections, Roya Khalili explores the emotional bond between mother and daughter, the lasting echoes of childhood, and the courage required to break generational cycles with compassion and hope. This book speaks to mothers, daughters, and anyone searching for belonging, self-discovery, and emotional healing. Blending memoir with lyrical storytelling, it is a timeless reflection on motherhood, family, forgiveness, and unconditional love. Perfect for readers who enjoy: ¿ Mother-daughter relationships ¿ Literary nonfiction and poetic prose ¿ Memoirs about healing and resilience ¿ Books about motherhood and family ¿ Emotional and inspirational literary writing Some stories begin with birth.¿This one begins with a letter.