A powerful memoir of identity, displacement, and belonging.Ennatu Domingo, adopted from Ethiopia at age seven, shares her journey of navigating two worlds: her birth country and her adoptive home in Barcelona. Torn between memory and the present, she explores themes of cultural heritage, language, and the search for self.Burnt Eucalyptus Wood is for readers interested in: The international adoptee experience African diaspora stories Memoirs of cultural identity The challenges of displacement and belonging Discover a moving exploration of origins, resilience, and the complexities of identity.