In a heartfelt conversation about The Light of Home, Diana Farid reaches across continents to her collaborator Hoda Hadadi.
Browsing: Refugees
Here are three books about war, refugees, and survival showing readers that even children can survive—and even make a difference!
Zaya’s Dream is a poignant children’s story that sheds light on the experiences of millions of forcibly displaced individuals around the world.
Esperanza Rising is an inspiring story, leaving readers with a sense of hope and reminding us that, no matter what hardships come our way.
A Long Walk to Water profoundly impacts the reader, highlighting the importance of empathy and making a difference in the world.
Which five words best describe I Wish You Knew? Author Jackie Azúa Kramer says it is filled with Empathy, community, family, hope, love.
he Fox Girl and the White Gazelle presents many great talking points such as: the idea of belonging and what that means to each of us, and how we treat people who we see as outsiders.
Veera Hiranandani earned her MFA in creative writing at Sarah Lawrence College. She is the author of The Whole Story of Half a Girl, which was named a Sydney Taylor Notable Book and a South Asian Book Award Finalist.
Get to know a little more about LOST AND FOUND CAT and Amy Shrodes writing and reading life in this exclusive interview.
Based on Lai’s own personal experience as a Vietnamese refugee, Inside Out & Back Again is a poignant story divided into four parts using a series of poems that chronicle the life of 10-year-old Hà.