
Shattered: Stories of Children and War
edited by Jennifer Armstrong
Shattered is a collection of stories that explore the ways in which children are affected by war, from two Native American soldiers fighting in the Civil War, to an Afghan girl whose village is destroyed by the Soviets.
Author's website:
http://www.jennifer-armstrong.com/
Comments (4)
Marissa Sutton said
at 11:34 am on Nov 20, 2009
i am not done with this book yet but it is ok. i like how there were many stories. i think this book is good enough to read once or twice for me but its not one that would catch my eye.
soccershorty said
at 11:23 am on Nov 23, 2009
I dissagree I think the book was fantastic and the title actually would catch my eye. Also the stories, I think, were all very nicely written. My favorite story at the beggining was Bad day for Baseball. To me when the book comes to its end the stories seem more mature.
D'Angelo said
at 11:16 am on Dec 8, 2009
Not the kind of book I would have read but it was over all pretty good, but it would have been the last book to read if I had a choice.
Marissa Sutton said
at 11:26 am on Dec 8, 2009
I agree with D'Angelo, but also agree with Katlynn's fvorite book. I think for this book you have to be interested in war books to be interested in this book. So I do reccomend this book to everybody who is interested in war. I do think that some of the stories were like horror movies. This author did a great job.
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