When the Moon Is Low by Nadia Hashimi

When the Moon Is Low by Nadia Hashimi

Fereiba is a schoolteacher in Kabul with a husband, three children and an ordinary life until the Taliban take him. With a passport for herself and forged documents for the children, she sets out for London, where her sister lives.

Iran, Turkey, Greece, Italy — and at a train station in Greece her teenage son Saleem is separated from the family and has to make the rest of the journey alone. Hashimi alternates mother and son, and the son's chapters are the harder ones: a boy of fifteen learning what a person without papers is worth in Europe.

From the author of The Pearl That Broke Its Shell — one of the essential novels of the refugee route.

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