Forgotten Refugees: Two Iraqi Brothers in India by Nandita Haksar is a moving work of nonfiction that follows the lives of two Iraqi brothers and their search for safety, belonging, and dignity in an unfamiliar land. Through their journey, the book sheds light on displacement, exile, and the human cost of conflict.
Thoughtful and deeply humane, this book will appeal to readers interested in refugee stories, social justice, and contemporary South Asian writing. It offers a compassionate portrait of resilience and the challenges of living between countries, identities, and histories.
