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Finding Home: From Cairo to New York: A Memoir

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🏆 WinnerPenCraft Spring Book Award, Nonfiction
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Overall 5-Star Rating – Readers’ Favorite
2025 Honorable Mention — New York Book Festival

A gripping memoir of resilience, self-discovery, and reinvention

🗣️
Editorial Reviews
"A modern odyssey - each chapter shaped by courage, reinvention and deep empathy." Robin Ducharme Pastore, award-winning reporter and publisher, Old Greenwich and Riverside Neighbors, September 2025

“Nakhle’s prose is eloquent and rich with historical detail and personal anecdotes that paint a broad yet intimate panorama of her life’s journey… provides insight into the complexities of cultural integration.”Carol Thompson, Readers’ Favorite

“An uplifting story of displacement, resilience, and second acts.”Kirkus Reviews

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
What Readers Are Saying

"I read Finding Home in one sitting impossible to put it down. Your discretion and storytelling talent are undeniable. I tip my hat to you."

“This book is one of best books I have read in a long time.”

The writing is direct and deeply personal with an authentic voice that draws you into Dr. Nakhle’s unique perspective and astonishing life journey. A truly inspiring and compelling read, particularly enlightening and encouraging for women who have struggled to find their own path.”

Finding Home: From Cairo to New York — Amazon Rankings
  • December 2024 – #1 New Release in Mid-Atlantic Memoirs (Amazon.com)
  • December 2024 – #1 New Release in Emigration & Immigration (Amazon.ca)
  • February 2025 – #1 Most Gifted in Divorce in Relationships (Amazon.ca)
  • June 2025 – #1 Bestseller in Emigration & Immigration (Amazon.ca)

About the memoir
At just sixteen,
Djenane Nakhle left Egypt—her homeland, her family, and all she knew—amid political upheaval. That rupture launched a remarkable journey across four continents, leading her to Switzerland, Lebanon, France, and ultimately the United States, where she embraced the vibrant energy of New York City.

Along the way, Djenane maintains an unshakeable “I can do it” mindset to face the challenges of relocations, motherhood, a tumultuous marriage, love affairs, and divorce. Always keeping her chin up, she shares her transformation from a sheltered childhood steeped in tradition and patriarchy to a self-made woman defined by agency and professional status. She breaks barriers to become an award-winning researcher, valedictorian, and clinical psychologist in private practice.

Her powerful memoir,
Finding Home: From Cairo to New York, is a riveting true story of resilience—overcoming obstacles and pursuing one’s inner purpose. It will resonate with anyone who has faced displacement, struggled to reclaim their voice, or dared to start over on their own terms and values.

Finding Home: From Cairo to New York is a deeply intimate yet universally resonant memoir, a tribute to the human spirit. Djenane reveals the losses and heartbreaks, as well as the joys and successes that shaped her. Most importantly, she shows relentless courage and drive, regardless of the circumstances, to accomplish her goals.

“I hope Finding Home empowers others to follow their purpose—at their own time, in their own way.”
Djenane Nakhle

📕This memoir is for anyone who has
• Searched for belonging across borders
• Endured hardship with courage
• Sought meaning amid insecurity
• Reinvented themselves in life
• Enjoyed reading
Educated and Wild.


Editorial Reviews

Review

"A modern odyssey - each chapter shaped by courage, reinvention and deep empathy." — Robin Ducharme Pastore, award-winning reporter and publisher, Old Greenwich and Riverside Neighbors, September 2025

"Nakhle's prose is eloquent and rich with historical detail and personal anecdotes that paint a broad yet intimate panorama of her life's journey... provides insight into the complexities of cultural integration."
— Carol Thompson, Readers' Favorite

"An uplifting story of displacement, resilience, and second acts."
— Kirkus Reviews

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Finding Home: From Cairo to New York: A Memoir

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Finding Home: From Cairo to New York: A Memoir

Product ID: UO0QCGYZUTS
Condition: New
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Type: Paperback

AED10450

Price includes VAT & Import Duties
Availability: In Stock

Quantity:

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Order today to get by 7-14 business days

Delivery fee of AED 20. Free for orders above AED 200.

Returns & Warranty policies

Imported From: United States

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Every product in the BOLO catalogue is sourced through our Verified Global Supply Network of verified sellers, authorized distributors or directly from the manufacturer.

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If you ever have concerns regarding the authenticity of a product purchased from us, please contact Bolo Support. We will review your inquiry promptly and, if necessary, provide documentation verifying authenticity or offer a suitable resolution.

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Description:

🏆 WinnerPenCraft Spring Book Award, Nonfiction
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Overall 5-Star Rating – Readers’ Favorite
2025 Honorable Mention — New York Book Festival

A gripping memoir of resilience, self-discovery, and reinvention

🗣️
Editorial Reviews
"A modern odyssey - each chapter shaped by courage, reinvention and deep empathy." Robin Ducharme Pastore, award-winning reporter and publisher, Old Greenwich and Riverside Neighbors, September 2025

“Nakhle’s prose is eloquent and rich with historical detail and personal anecdotes that paint a broad yet intimate panorama of her life’s journey… provides insight into the complexities of cultural integration.”Carol Thompson, Readers’ Favorite

“An uplifting story of displacement, resilience, and second acts.”Kirkus Reviews

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
What Readers Are Saying

"I read Finding Home in one sitting impossible to put it down. Your discretion and storytelling talent are undeniable. I tip my hat to you."

“This book is one of best books I have read in a long time.”

The writing is direct and deeply personal with an authentic voice that draws you into Dr. Nakhle’s unique perspective and astonishing life journey. A truly inspiring and compelling read, particularly enlightening and encouraging for women who have struggled to find their own path.”

Finding Home: From Cairo to New York — Amazon Rankings
  • December 2024 – #1 New Release in Mid-Atlantic Memoirs (Amazon.com)
  • December 2024 – #1 New Release in Emigration & Immigration (Amazon.ca)
  • February 2025 – #1 Most Gifted in Divorce in Relationships (Amazon.ca)
  • June 2025 – #1 Bestseller in Emigration & Immigration (Amazon.ca)

About the memoir
At just sixteen,
Djenane Nakhle left Egypt—her homeland, her family, and all she knew—amid political upheaval. That rupture launched a remarkable journey across four continents, leading her to Switzerland, Lebanon, France, and ultimately the United States, where she embraced the vibrant energy of New York City.

Along the way, Djenane maintains an unshakeable “I can do it” mindset to face the challenges of relocations, motherhood, a tumultuous marriage, love affairs, and divorce. Always keeping her chin up, she shares her transformation from a sheltered childhood steeped in tradition and patriarchy to a self-made woman defined by agency and professional status. She breaks barriers to become an award-winning researcher, valedictorian, and clinical psychologist in private practice.

Her powerful memoir,
Finding Home: From Cairo to New York, is a riveting true story of resilience—overcoming obstacles and pursuing one’s inner purpose. It will resonate with anyone who has faced displacement, struggled to reclaim their voice, or dared to start over on their own terms and values.

Finding Home: From Cairo to New York is a deeply intimate yet universally resonant memoir, a tribute to the human spirit. Djenane reveals the losses and heartbreaks, as well as the joys and successes that shaped her. Most importantly, she shows relentless courage and drive, regardless of the circumstances, to accomplish her goals.

“I hope Finding Home empowers others to follow their purpose—at their own time, in their own way.”
Djenane Nakhle

📕This memoir is for anyone who has
• Searched for belonging across borders
• Endured hardship with courage
• Sought meaning amid insecurity
• Reinvented themselves in life
• Enjoyed reading
Educated and Wild.


Editorial Reviews

Review

"A modern odyssey - each chapter shaped by courage, reinvention and deep empathy." — Robin Ducharme Pastore, award-winning reporter and publisher, Old Greenwich and Riverside Neighbors, September 2025

"Nakhle's prose is eloquent and rich with historical detail and personal anecdotes that paint a broad yet intimate panorama of her life's journey... provides insight into the complexities of cultural integration."
— Carol Thompson, Readers' Favorite

"An uplifting story of displacement, resilience, and second acts."
— Kirkus Reviews

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