This powerful historical novel tracks four generations of the Abulheja family, charting their painful displacement from their ancestral homeland in 1948 and their subsequent struggle for survival inside the Jenin refugee camp. Spanning multiple countries and decades of conflict, the narrative explores deep themes of familial separation, resilience, and the enduring human spirit amid geopolitical turmoil.
Mornings in Jenin
Fiction, Literature, Social IssueSusan Abulhawa
2024. Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.
Paperback, 19.8×12.9 cm, 352 pages
ISBN 9781526687562
RM70.00
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