When the Moon is low by Nadia Hashimi

When the Moon Is Low by Nadia Hashimi is a powerful refugee story about Fereiba, an Afghan mother forced to flee Kabul with her children after the rise of the Taliban. Their dangerous journey across borders is filled with heartbreak and uncertainty, especially when her teenage son becomes separated from the family in Europe.

This unforgettable novel shines a light on the refugee crisis, the sacrifices of mothers, and the resilience required to survive displacement and loss.

Why You Should Read It:

• A timely and emotional story about refugees and survival
• A powerful portrayal of love, sacrifice, and courage
• Perfect for fans of The Pearl That Broke Its Shell and A Thousand Splendid Suns