“My Jewish family was forced to leave Egypt following the Tripartite Aggression of 1956, like many others…”
The community I grew up in no longer exists, but the beautiful memories are still alive.

In this intimate book, Vivienne Boyle recalls her childhood in Cairo and her memories of a Sephardic Jewish home that lived a dignified life in the 1940s and 1950s, before politics and wars tore families apart overnight.

The author recounts her experiences in Egypt: a diverse, compassionate, and vibrant country, and speaks of loss, displacement, and a longing that endures through the years. It is a book about memory, belonging, and what remains in the heart after forced departure.

“To Egypt… With Love” is not just a personal biography, but a human testimony to a bygone era and a society that disappeared, but whose stories remain.