War / Janne Teller.

Av:

Teller, Janne, 1964- [author.]

Materialtyp: Text

TextSpråk: Engelska Originalspråk: Danska Utgivningsuppgift: London : Simon & Schuster UK Ltd., 2016Beskrivning: 64 pages : illustrations (colour) ; cmInnehållstyp:

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9781471161476 (hbk.)

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Sammanfattning: Endorsed by Amnesty International. Imagine if war broke out - not in Iraq or Afghanistan, somewhere far far away, but here, in our country. In War, Janne Teller embarks on a thought-provoking experiment: by simply turning the current crisis on its head, she reveals what it is like to flee your home country, to be exiled, and to fight for survival in a foreign country. In this illustrated short story, Europe has fallen apart and the only place at peace within reach is the Middle East. You follow a normal British family as they flee to the Middle East and see what they go through as refugees, through the eyes of their fourteen-year-old son. -- Adlibris

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Endorsed by Amnesty International. Imagine if war broke out - not in Iraq or Afghanistan, somewhere far far away, but here, in our country. In War, Janne Teller embarks on a thought-provoking experiment: by simply turning the current crisis on its head, she reveals what it is like to flee your home country, to be exiled, and to fight for survival in a foreign country. In this illustrated short story, Europe has fallen apart and the only place at peace within reach is the Middle East. You follow a normal British family as they flee to the Middle East and see what they go through as refugees, through the eyes of their fourteen-year-old son. -- Adlibris