LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE, UNITED KINGDOM, May 15, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Woodbridge Publishers is pleased to announce the release of Right of Return by Donna L. Taylor, a poignant and deeply personal memoir that captures the Palestinian fight for justice, identity, and the right to return to their homeland. Taylor rewrites history and personal narrative via Hassan's story, shedding light on the devastation caused by displacement and the undying will of a people who are trying to return to their home.
From the horrors of the Nakba in 1948, which saw over 700,000 Palestinians forcibly displaced, to the ongoing struggle for self-determination in the face of occupation and political upheaval, Right of Return is both a historical chronicle and a deeply moving testimony of survival, loss, and resilience. Taylor’s gripping storytelling brings to life the anguish of exile, the longing for home, and the determination of a people who refuse to be forgotten.
More than a personal account, Right of Return is a call to action—a reminder of the ongoing humanitarian and political crisis facing Palestinians today. Taylor’s meticulous research and heartfelt prose shed light on the historical injustices faced by generations of Palestinians while highlighting the global movements that continue to fight for justice.
This book is a must-read for activists, historians, and anyone seeking to understand the depth of Palestinian identity, the enduring trauma of forced displacement, and the unyielding hope that one day, justice will prevail.
About the Author
Donna L. Taylor is a memoirist dedicated to telling powerful, emotionally resonant stories. Her debut book, Show Me Heaven (May 2024), explored themes of abandonment, hardship, and triumph over adversity. Passionate about human rights and historical narratives, Taylor uses her writing to amplify voices that have been overlooked. She enjoys traveling, experiencing new cultures, and drawing inspiration from film and music.
"Right of Return" currently available on Amazon.
From the horrors of the Nakba in 1948, which saw over 700,000 Palestinians forcibly displaced, to the ongoing struggle for self-determination in the face of occupation and political upheaval, Right of Return is both a historical chronicle and a deeply moving testimony of survival, loss, and resilience. Taylor’s gripping storytelling brings to life the anguish of exile, the longing for home, and the determination of a people who refuse to be forgotten.
More than a personal account, Right of Return is a call to action—a reminder of the ongoing humanitarian and political crisis facing Palestinians today. Taylor’s meticulous research and heartfelt prose shed light on the historical injustices faced by generations of Palestinians while highlighting the global movements that continue to fight for justice.
This book is a must-read for activists, historians, and anyone seeking to understand the depth of Palestinian identity, the enduring trauma of forced displacement, and the unyielding hope that one day, justice will prevail.
About the Author
Donna L. Taylor is a memoirist dedicated to telling powerful, emotionally resonant stories. Her debut book, Show Me Heaven (May 2024), explored themes of abandonment, hardship, and triumph over adversity. Passionate about human rights and historical narratives, Taylor uses her writing to amplify voices that have been overlooked. She enjoys traveling, experiencing new cultures, and drawing inspiration from film and music.
"Right of Return" currently available on Amazon.
Ronan Veyne
Woodbridge Press
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