The Stolen Years In Zurich

Tagline: "A voice for the voiceless. A journey from exile to hope."The Stolen Years in Zurich is a powerful autobiographical journey of survival, displacement, and resilience. Through the eyes of Lily, a young Iranian girl forced to flee revolution, war, and betrayal, the reader is taken from Tehran to Germany, America, and finally Switzerland. Instead of finding freedom, Lily and her mother face years of alienation, bureaucracy, and emotional struggles in their supposed safe haven.
This deeply personal memoir exposes the painful truth behind the refugee experience while celebrating the unbreakable bond between a mother and daughter who refuse to give up hope. A voice for the voiceless, this book is not just Lily's story-it is the story of millions who endure exile, discrimination, and the endless search for dignity and belonging. Age of Reader: 16+ (Young Adult and Adult)Suitable for readers of YA nonfiction, memoirs, human rights, refugee stories, and history enthusiasts.
Fifteen years of psychic execution. Fifteen years of mental torture. Fifteen years of harassment by bureaucracy. Fifteen years of loneliness. Fifteen years of social isolation. Fifteen years of helplessness. Fifteen years of powerlessness. Fifteen years of existential fear. Fifteen years. Fifteen chapters. The Stolen Years In Zurich! Themes Survival & resilience Mother-daughter bond Refugee & asylum struggles Displacement and cultural identity War, revolution, and exile Injustice & discrimination Hope, courage, and freedom