Bücher von Julia Love

Sveta and her family have lived happily all their life in a quiet Ukrainuan village. However after the neighbour's block of flats is bombed by a Russian missile, and Sveta makes a gruesome disvovery, her tiny safe world gets turned upside down. Her father immediately decides that the time has come for Sveta, her mother and small brother to leave and travel by train, to a safer nearby country until the war is over. The story follows Sveta's adventures, both literal and spiritual on the journey, to eventually cross the border into Poland and start a new life.

Big Fish and Deep Forgiveness is an exciting faith-based adventure story for teenagers. At the age of 15, Nathan a Filipino boy, is struggling in his relationship with both his step-dad and his Heavenly Father. After a crazy incident with a big fish he managed to catch, Nathan is forced to run away from home. Suddenly he finds himself homeless, miserable and full of resentment and anger. The Lord however, never gives up on Nathan, even when he repeatedly makes many wrong decisions. Eventually Nathan learns how to overcome his feelings of resentment and rejection and is reconciled with his family.

Sveta in Ukraine overnight discovers she is a homeless refugee.Samuel in Burkina Faso suddenly has to face a terrorist attack all alone.Ana in Bolivia is badly bullied and rejected by her classmates.Nathan in the Philippines leaves home after an unusual run-in with his angry stepdad.Rebka struggles with bulimia and body image in Israel.Manuel in Mozambique has to face his greatest fears of hippos and witch-doctors.Kun suddenly becomes a "forced" defector from North Korea.Come and see how God enables these desperate but valiant teenagers to overcome the massive challenges they are facing in life.

The Toilet Saved my Life, is a fast-paced children's story, about a troubled, lukewarm Christian teenage boy escaping a Jihadist rampage in the West African nation of Burkina Faso. Samuel had recently turned his back on his childhood faith, but suddenly at a wild party he finds himself alone, deserted by his friends and with no human way of escaping the deadly jihadist attack. Suddenly he has only the Lord to depend upon and God saves his life by giving him an extremely unusual escape route to safety. Samuel's life is totally turned around by the miracle he receives.

Sveta and her family have lived happily all their life in a quiet Ukrainian village. However, after their neighbor's block of flats is bombed by a Russian missile, and Sveta makes a gruesome discovery, her tiny safe world suddenly gets turned upside down. Her father immediately decides that the time has come for Sveta, her mother and small brother to leave and travel by train, to a safer nearby country until the war is over. The story follows Sveta's adventures both literal and spiritual on their long journey, to eventually cross the border into Poland and start a new life.

This is a comprehension study book of the story "e;FLEEING THE RUSSIANS!"e;