The Home I Worked to Make
Voices from the New Syrian Diaspora
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Wendy Pearlman's "The Home I Worked to Make" delves into the experiences of Syrian refugees across five continents.
Through hundreds of interviews, the book explores the multifaceted meaning of home for those displaced by war.
It reveals how home is not merely a physical place but also a feeling of belonging, security, and connection.
The book challenges readers to reconsider their own understanding of home and appreciate the resilience of those who have lost it.
It highlights the struggles and achievements of rebuilding lives in exile, offering a profound insight into the human experience of displacement and the enduring search for home.
Through hundreds of interviews, the book explores the multifaceted meaning of home for those displaced by war.
It reveals how home is not merely a physical place but also a feeling of belonging, security, and connection.
The book challenges readers to reconsider their own understanding of home and appreciate the resilience of those who have lost it.
It highlights the struggles and achievements of rebuilding lives in exile, offering a profound insight into the human experience of displacement and the enduring search for home.
