In this acclaimed memoir, Ghada Karmi tells her story living in Palestine in her formative years before fleeing to London. She wrote a follow up book, 'Return', about coming back to Palestine years later.  

In 'My Promised Land: The Triumph and Tragedy of Israel', Ari Shavit writes what Israel truly means to Jews.  

Baroud’s tells his father’s story which resonated with many men from his country. It's about a man who was driven out of his village in Palestine to a refugee camp, who then becomes a freedom fighter while trying to balance his life as a husband and a father in a war-struck world.  

Written by Israeli, Egyptian and Palestinian scholars, the book gives a wider context to the present situation in Gaza, with respect to the Middle Eastern politics.  

'On Palestine' by Noam Chomsky and Ilan Pappé is a detailed account of Palestine's history. The book is a sequel to their work 'Gaza in Crisis'.  

How can one talk about Palestinian literature and not mention the acclaimed poet Mahmoud Darwish? In this book, Darwish reflects on his youth and the unknown journey his life would take him on.  

The Arab-Israeli war of 1967 lasted for only six days. However in reality, the war between the two countries never ended, reads the book's blurb. In this book, Oren gives a comprehensive history of the war in June 1967 and the making of the modern Middle East.  

In this book historian Ilan Pappé writes what led to the formation of the State of Israel. The book also sheds light on the present-day crisis in the Middle East. Source: TOI