Strangers in the House: Coming of Age in Occupied Palestine
Raja Shehadeh’s Strangers in the House explores the experience of coming of age in occupied Palestine. Framed through a personal account, the book considers home, family, identity, and the unsettling reality of feeling like a stranger in one’s own surroundings.
About This Book
Strangers in the House is Raja Shehadeh’s account of coming of age in occupied Palestine.
Through its title and subject, the book centers on home, identity, family, and the pressures of occupation.
It offers a personal perspective on Palestinian life and the experience of growing up amid political uncertainty.
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