Raji Abuzalaf

"Expat" is a series originally designed to portray the overseas life of an American expatriate. In addition to relating the unique accounts of living and working outside the U.S., the series has evolved into an autobiography describing the author's expatriation from his native land, his family, his religion, and ultimately, the world (spiritually speaking). This book is Part 1 of a 4-part compilation: - Part 1: Growing Up - Part 2: Never Growing Up...

"The Adventures of Fugaru" is a book for kids that was borne of a father's need to entertain, educate, and edify his young children. The author concocted these stories on the fly for his three children between the ages of 4 and 10. Now in written form, the concensus is that the book is appropriate for children between 6 and 12. Fugaru (pronounced foo'-ga-roo) is a fictional character who becomes an unlikely hero. Due to circumstances beyond his control,...

This is a heartwarming story written by Raji Abuzalaf. It is a timely novel based on harsh realities that pose great challenges and burdens to the hero figure – Emil, a Palestinian American whose deepest desire is to be a champion for truth, peace, and above all, justice. Emil's journey begins in the Middle East before his family immigrates to the U.S. The story covers the many adventures during his exciting formative years and adolescence....

"Expat" is a novel originally designed to portray the overseas life of an American expatriate. In addition to relating the unique accounts of living and working outside the U.S., the book has evolved into an autobiography describing the author's expatriation from his native land, his family, his religion, and ultimately, the world (spiritually speaking). This book is Part 4 of a 4-part compilation: - Part 1: Growing Up - Part 2: Never Growing Up -...

FIFTY YEARS ON PROJECT – Volume Two is a sequel to FIFTY YEARS ON PROJECT – Volume One. It is the product of a concentrated effort entailing inspiration and creativity. Certain poems evolved into songs and are published on SoundCloud. The links are located just below the song titles in this publication. Clicking the link automatically invokes the music. The book is categorized into four color-coded sections. SECTION I – Justice? embodies...