Mornings in Jenin

Read this in 2016 and to this day it's still the best book I've ever read

“We were naïvely full of dreams and hope then, blessedly unaware that we were the world's rubbish, left to tread in its own misery and excrement.” (Abulhawa 174)

I'll review once I manage to stop bawling

A heartfelt, gut wrenching account of the life of a Palestinian Family going through the tragedies of history. The characters are all well fleshed out, for a read that is incredibly human.