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Aleksandar Hemon’s lifestyles start in Sarajevo, a little, happy town in which a youthful boy’s existence is eaten with road football with the area children, bitterness of his younger sibling, and visits overseas with his engineer-cum-beekeeper dad. Below, a man’s existence is approximately putting in the pretensions of the elders with terrible composition, National music, and somewhat greater writing. And then, his life in Dallas: viewing from afar as war breaks out in Sarajevo and the town comes under stress, no method to return property; his parents and sibling running Sarajevo with the family pet, abandoning everything else they'd ever known; and Hemon herself beginning a new life, their own family, in this new city.                And however this isn't a really memoir. The Book of My Lifestyles, Hemon’s first book of nonfiction, defies expectancy and tradition.