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I'm looking for some reviews for the my War kids series! Three books in total complimentary review ebooks copies provided.
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About the series
After chemical warfare was initiated, what was once a quiet town in Syria is now the hot topic of news reports around the world.
Fourteen-year-old Jada has never seen death before, but once she opens her eyes in hospital, it becomes her grimacing shadow. What death didn’t know is that Jada was born a survivor.
When soldiers attack Zak’s school, all of the children’s precious innocence is stolen and those who survive are forced to grow up fast.
Jada and Zak’s lives would have never crossed paths if it weren’t for their search to find their kidnapped fathers. The two uncover the truth of what is really happening, and come to a deadly conclusion.
Reviews on the book
"This book was excellent. It was thought provoking, timely, emotionally gripping, and well written. The current Syrian Civil War serves as the backdrop to a coming of age story that leads to discoveries about oneself, love interests, and parents. Be sure you have enough time available to try and finish this in one setting. You aren't going to want to put it down." - Erin Tipping (Librarian), NetGallery Review.
"I had goosebumps and I cannot remember anymore how many times I had to stop reading to wipe away my tears. A great and very powerful book that will help us see and feel how it is to be in the middle of a war, not only as a victim but also as a fighter. Heartbreaking, though-provoking and an eye-opener. I'm excited for the second book and will definitely recommend this to my fellow readers." - Kath Quiambao, NetGallery Review.