- Published: 11 February 2021
- ISBN: 9781473541351
- Imprint: Transworld Digital
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 368
Between Two Kingdoms
What almost dying taught me about living
- Published: 11 February 2021
- ISBN: 9781473541351
- Imprint: Transworld Digital
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 368
Will resonate with anyone who is living a different life than the one they had planned.
TARA WESTOVER, author of EDUCATED
A stunning debut by a powerful new voice and required reading for every kind of survivor.
Melissa Febos, author of Whip Smart, Abandon Me, & Girlhood
Changing the conversation about what it mans to thrive in the wake of illness and life's unexpected interruptions.
TED
'Inspirational' doesn't really cut it when you're talking about Suleika Jaouad.
Refinery 29
A deeply touching account of learning to live in the now, because nothing else is promised. I loved it.
KATHRYN MANNIX, author of WITH THE END IN MIND
Suleika Jaouad's memoir is a work of breathtaking creativity and heart-stopping humanity. A story of her cancer journey on the surface, it goes beyond the clichés of "inspiration", "resilience" and "courage" into the depth of her own pain and lost years, and also the spirits of countless strangers (sick and well) whom she meets along the highway of life and illuminates with rare generosity and grace. A deeply moving and passionate work of art, it's quite unlike anything I've ever read, and will forever be imprinted upon my heart.
ELIZABETH GILBERT, author of EAT PRAY LOVE
One of 2021's most highly anticipated new books.
Newsweek
A phenomenal debut... This is a stunning memoir, well-crafted and hard to put down.
Publishers Weekly
No more doomscrolling. Read this book instead... Full of wisdom and resilience.
ADAM GRANT, author of ORIGINALS
A beautiful, elegant and heart-breaking book that provides a glimpse into the kingdom of illness.
SIDDHARTHA MUKHERJEE
Her sensory snapshots remain in my mind long after reading.
Chanel Miller, New York Times
Delivering a hopeful message when we need it the most.... A transformative read.
The Washington Post
Jaouad is writing about a process, a back and forth. In the tension between health and sickness, past and present, a new balance must be forged.
LA Times
Yes, 'Between Two Kingdoms' is a cancer memoir. It's a coming of age story. A road trip adventure. A survival story. It's also a love story, but it is not romantic love that saves Jaouad. No, it's bigger than that.... The timing of this memoir is just right. After nearly a year of living through a pandemic, we all understand isolation and grief, endurance and healing more than we did before.
Washington Post
A phenomenal debut... This is a stunning memoir, well-crafted and hard to put down.
Publishers Weekly