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From Kinglake to Kabul

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From Kinglake to Kabul by Neil Grant and David Williams is a compelling children's book that explores themes of resilience and hope in the aftermath of disaster. The story connects the lives of young people from two vastly different worlds, an Australian town grappling with the effects of a bushfire and a war-torn region of Afghanistan. Through letters and stories, the book fosters an understanding between cultures and highlights the power of storytelling to heal and unite.
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This book may appeal to you if you're interested in exploring the lives of young people across different cultural backgrounds, particularly those affected by life-changing events like natural disasters and war. It's a compelling read for those who enjoy stories that blend real-world challenges with the resilience and strength of youth, delivered through engaging voices that resonate with empathy and understanding.

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From Kinglake to Kabul

Kinglake had one day of disaster with far-reaching effects; Kabul has endured 30 years of war. In this remarkable collection of young people's writing, students from schools in Kinglake and Kabul share their stories of resilience, courage and hope.

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Students from Diamond Valley College and the International School of Kabul share their stories:

"There is dirt on my face. I do not care about anything else in the world except for what I am writing." - Paige Dwyer.

"After twenty-five years, my father and uncle have moved back to Afghanistan. My father says, 'You are going to build this country again'. " - Shaheer.

"My family had to run on foot because, although we had a car, my dad just had a learner's permit and he dared not drive." - My Nguyen and Thuy Nguyen.

"I am an Afghan and I am proud of it." - Rahiba.

"We had one terrible day in February 2009, Afghanistan has had 30 years of war. This is not a book of remembrance or a book that desires to shock, it is a book about what is best about human nature." - Neil Grant.

Book Details

INFORMATION

ISBN: 9781742375304

Publisher: A&U Children's

Format: Paperback / softback

Date Published: 01 February 2011

Country: Australia

Imprint: A&U Children

Audience: Teenage

DIMENSIONS

Width: 128.0mm

Height: 198.0mm

Weight: 344g

Pages: 232

About the Author

Neil Grant is a writer who lives in Cottles Bridge.

David Williams is a teacher and writer who lives in Kinglake.

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