Mornings in Jenin

Set against the turbulent backdrop of twentieth-century Palestine, Susan Abulhawa’s novel weaves a deeply affecting narrative of identity, family, and resilience. Through the lens of four generations, the story explores the lasting impacts of displacement and loss, inviting readers to witness the intimate struggles and unbreakable spirit of those caught in the crosscurrents of history. The book provides a poignant meditation on memory and belonging, while also challenging broader perceptions about conflict, justice, and humanity.

• Displacement as a defining force: The novel depicts the generational trauma and identity shifts caused by forced...

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