The Mud House serves as a heartfelt reflection of the childhood experiences of its author, Namam Palander, and her elder sister Oliva Palander, during a time of war in Iraq. Amidst the harsh realities of conflict and the absence of their father due to military duty, the sisters cherished fleeting moments of joy during his annual visits. This book stands as a testament to hope and resilience, reflecting on their journey to rebuild their lives after enduring the suffering caused by war.The Palander family eventually immigrated to Canada, where Namam pursued her passion for education, earning degrees in Psychology & Political Science, followed by a Master of Arts in Education. Driven by her love for academia, Namam devoted her career to empowering future generations. To further inspire young minds, she authored this book to shed light on the realities faced by children affected by war.
