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    History Reloaded, Shit Happens...

    By Lily Amis

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    “HISTORY RELOADED” is a collection of post-series, by multi-genre author & blogger, Lily Amis. Lily started to blog in 2015 when the refugee crisis hit Europe. She was about to promote her memoir, “Destination: Freedom”, which is about her own experience as a child, war-refugee in the eighties.
    The collection of posts includes her thoughts and interviews during the refugee crisis, with British newspapers and female magazines such as, The Mirror, Female First, and Frost Magazine.

    Lily’s views on all the mess that is ruling our selfish and superficial society of today are personal and honest. War history, discrimination, racism, the Calais jungle, The Paris attacks, the crises in Syria, Afghanistan and Aleppo are all covered. The shock with Brexit, the American Presidential Election of 2016, and finally the new United States President are just a few of the topics that made shocking history!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLily Amis
    Release dateFeb 11, 2017
    ISBN9781370111350
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    History Reloaded, Shit Happens...
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    Lily Amis

    Children & YA author, blogger, illustrator and publisher, Lily Amis, is the author of “Destination Freedom” and many more books to this date. With her honest memoir, Lily has enjoyed strong media exposure and public interest during the refugee crises in summer 2015. Placements included two features with national newspaper, the Daily Mirror, as well as interviews with popular British lifestyle websites.Lily Amis had to fight against injustice, prejudice, discrimination, and social isolation for almost three decades to become who she is today. An Independent Publisher and Author with the goal to entertain, educate and inspire readers about important and eye-opening topics in our society. Her books and audiobooks are educational and timeless for the young and young at heart. The stories are available in English and German. Some titles are also available in Italian and Spanish.For more information and interviews about Lily Amis Books, audiobooks and charity projects, please visit: www.LilyAmis.com

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