abdullah ali

A really touching book about a refugee who goes through so much, but still persists and fights for his own respect. It makes me feel grateful for what I have, and is a really good book to remind me for what I have and to be happy with what I have, not want more.

I really enjoyed reading this book about Amari's love for her brother, and the journey she takes to find her brother. It's a really enjoyable book, very suspenseful and magical, it's my favourite book no joke! It's better than Harry Potter for me if that's what gives you the boost to read it!