Our list of Best 10 Books to Read About Morocco

Reading fiction and autobiographical books about Morocco can provide insight into its culture, traditions, and history.

Recommended books include “Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits” by Laila Lalami, “The Caliph’s House” by Tahir Shah, and “A House in Fez” by Suzanna Clarke. Other notable works include “Travels” by Paul Bowles, “In Morocco” by Edith Wharton, and “The Voices of Marrakech” by Elias Canetti.

Before heading to Morocco, many travellers turn to travel guides for insights and recommendations. 

But here’s a great idea: read some books about the country that are fiction or autobiographical. These books are based on the personal experiences of the authors, and they can give you a really good sense of what Morocco is all about. 

Morocco is a unique place. It has a diverse geography, from coastlines to mountains to the desert. And it’s been influenced by many different cultures, including Berbers, Arabs, the French and Spanish, and more. 

These books will take you on a journey through Morocco, from the exotic to the erotic, from the ancient to the modern, from orientalism to anti-colonialism, from the chaos of the medinas to the peacefulness of country life. 

So, if you’re looking for a way to escape to a mystical land, these books are a great place to start. You’ll soon find yourself transported to Morocco, where you can experience it all for yourself.

There are many great books about Morocco, but this collection should provide you with something interesting, fun, and informative, no matter what you like.

Enjoy!