Children of War

Experience the heartbreaking and inspiring stories of Iraqi children affected by the aftermath of war in Deborah Ellis' powerful book, Children of War. As a best-selling author, Ellis brings attention to the most tragic victims of the Iraq war, giving voice to more than 20 young Iraqis through her interviews. These children, living as refugees in Jordan or building new lives in North America, share their stories with uncensored honesty, offering a glimpse into their uncertain futures and the challenges they face.

With over four million Iraqis displaced, half of them surviving in desolate tent camps, the reality of their circumstances cannot be ignored. Many families are torn apart, left with little resources, and face the constant threat of deportation. In this book, Ellis sheds light on the struggles of these resilient children, revealing their unwavering spirit in the face of adversity, despite playing no part in the war that brought about their suffering.

Children of War transcends borders, touching the hearts of readers worldwide. Ellis presents these stories with utmost authenticity, providing minimal editorial commentary to preserve the raw emotions and experiences of the young Iraqis. Through her powerful storytelling, she captures the harrowing realities, showcasing the strength and enduring hope of these children who deserve to be heard.

Join us in supporting these young survivors by reading Children of War. With each page turn, you not only gain profound insights into the untold stories of Iraqi children, but also contribute to raising awareness about the ongoing challenges they face. Empathy is a powerful force, so let's stand together and make a difference.

Discover the compelling stories of Iraqi children in Children of War and be a part of their journey toward healing and hope.