The Blue Between Sky and Water by Susan Abulhawa

The Blue Between Sky and Water by Susan Abulhawa

In 1948 the Baraka family is driven from the village of Beit Daras to Gaza, and Nazmiyeh — loud, obscene and unbreakable — becomes the centre around which everyone else survives.

Decades later her great-niece Nur, raised in American foster care, comes to Gaza as a psychologist and meets a boy called Khaled who has been in a coma for years and narrates parts of the book from inside it. Abulhawa writes Gaza as a place with a domestic life rather than only a news cycle, and the women are the whole structure.

From the author of Mornings in Jenin — warmer than that book, and no less angry.

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