Brave kids (bok, danskt band, eng)

Brave Kids is a story that tackles important topics which many youngsters and adults can identify with. Domestic violence, oppression of women, patriarchal stereotypes, a mother's struggle to save her son, racism, will power and positive thinking, the love between two young people who belong to different castes, the victory of benevolence. Ravi is a 12-year-old boy who lives in Kerala, in the 80's India. When his dad gets unemployed, he becomes violent towards his wife and child. Then, despite her fears and adversities, Ravi's mother escapes with her son to rebuild a new life without violence. Throughout their adventure they encounter many difficulties but also people who help them. They cross paths with Ananya and her wealthy family and they build lifelong relationships. Ananya is a modern girl with love for knowledge and justice. When she falls in love with Ravi, she challenges traditions and patriarchal structures. Are they going to overcome the obstacles and find happiness in the end? Book reviews ''It is not a walk in the park to write for young people. Nina is aware of that and does not opt for the easiest way. She has written a story which can touch young persons and adults. I hope and wish that she will soon share with us more writing samples''. Theodore Kallifatides, writer. ''Nina Lund's book, Brave Kids, is a moving story that tackles the sensitive subject of domestic violence. The book tells the story of little Ravi and his mother who had to leave their home to find safety. It takes us through their journey, struggles and adventures as they travel all over India to rebuild their lives. Brave Kids sends a strong message about the power of love and, most importantly, gives hope and courage to many other children and women affected by domestic violence. Dr. Evangelia Karydi, Child and Adult Psychologist Format Danskt band Omfång 81 sidor Språk Engelska Förlag Callista Books Utgivningsdatum 2022-07-01 Medverkande Eliza Athanasiadou Medverkande Sophia Krotopoulou Medverkande Nina Lund Medverkande Nikos Koutsmanis Medverkande Lena Pantopoulou Myrtilo ISBN 9786182053164