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One night during the civil war, the militiamen and the Syrian army have devastated homes and lives, and most of the residents that survived have been taken to a camp. A young Syrian girl Aziza is protecting her younger brother at all costs. The scent of burning flesh, of charred trees, of rotting bodies, has been seared into the girl's brain like a bloody tag. They struggle to stay alive. A stranger comes forward to help. Will the stranger help them establish a new life? Is there any hope of a reunion with the family?
The chaos of wartime is brutally reflected in the chaos of the characters’ lives. Heart-breaking and powerful, this is a must for fans of war dramas and contemporary fiction. Poignant yet life-affirming, 'A tale from Syria's heart' explores the world of evacuees, highlighting the odd and sudden circumstances the children had to confront.
Madhumita Mandal
Madhumita Mandal is a fun-loving, bit outspoken, at times explorer, and a die-hard foodie. Born and raised in the city of oranges Nagpur, marriage took her to diverse cities like Pune and Delhi. She currently resides in Delhi with her husband and charming daughter. She had graduated in dental sciences and completed post-graduation in hospital management. In the past, she had worked as a lecturer in a reputable institution. Currently, she is working as a Sr. Associate in a company after completion of her MBA. She enthusiastically works for women empowerment initiatives and mentors women in emotional health. She likes to read diverse topics right from science, mythology, philosophy, business to cooking books.
As a neophyte author, her debut fiction novel "The Invisible Me" had received appreciation from the readers. The reviews of her debut novel got published in national dailies like Deccan Chronicle and The Asian Age. As one of the winners, she had contributed in a micro-fiction anthology collection by Half Baked Beans publishers. Recently, she came up with her adult contemporary fiction novel titled "My Dream Your Dream" and two short Sci-Fi stories for young adults (YA) "Chandrashila Mystery Man" & "Nuke Moon" that are available on Kindle. One of her short stories for children was published on Pratham's Story weaver platform. She is a member of SWA (Screenwriters Association of India) and a lifetime member of AWIC (Association of Writers and Illustrators for Children). On the 72nd Indian Republic Day, she received "Sahityakosh Samman" for literary contribution by NE8x.
