Šejla's Atlas and Annotations.

A powerful novel on identity, faith, and survival in contemporary America.

A child’s‑eye portrait of life in the late 1970s in Libya.

What Happened After the Dark Year of 1492?

A testament to Palestinian memory, exile, and women’s quiet resistance

One of the most influential texts on decolonization and the fight for justice.

Memoir as a Graphic Novel

What would happen if all Palestinians disappear over night?

Where Gardens Remember

The East Through Western Eyes

A powerful coming-of-age story in colonial Zimbabwe

A masterpiece on the history of settler colonial conquest of Palestine.

A touching exploration of survival, loss, and resilience, The Wind Knows My Name weaves together the lives of three children displaced by violence across different eras and continents. From the horrors of Kristallnacht to the U.S.-Mexico border crisis, Allende’s latest novel examines the emotional aftermath of displacement.

A touching memoir of an Afghan woman who defies oppressive regimes to advocate for women's education and rights, enduring personal sacrifices—including separation from her son—in her pursuit of freedom and equality.

A heart-wrenching tale of survival, love, and resilience, beautifully told through the eyes of a determined young girl during the war in Syria.