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Lilys Ambassadors
Narrator: Sharda Laskowski
Unabridged: 1 hr 14 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 01/11/2023
Genre: Fiction - Biographical
Synopsis
Lilys Ambassadors
This inspiring audiobook is dedicated to all the hopeless and helpless refugees worldwide, who dream of a free and independent life in dignity and those who have lost their lives during their escape to freedom.
Three charming characters share their emotional and unusual life experiences with important messages. Acceptance and tolerance as well as anti-discrimination, anti-racism, anti-bullying, love, and loyalty are the most important topics in this entertaining audiobook for children from eight years and adults.
Lovely is a little spoiled Chihuahua living in the heart of Paris. The little dog’s life is perfect until her owner Josephine decides to move permanently to London. Lovely is heartbroken and desperately unhappy about the upcoming changes. What happened? Where is Josephine? Will the two ever be reunited?
Lucie shares her life story while she is stuck in a rescue boat crossing the ocean from the Middle East to Europe after she has lost everything back home because war has destroyed her life overnight. Fleeing from a war zone, there is only one thing that keeps the little dog looking forward: hope and a strong belief in a better and safer future!
Laila is a young orphan dalmatian living in a refugee camp in Greece. She often feels like an outsider, but everything changes when a foreign lady opens an art workshop for refugee children. That’s the beginning of a joyful life for little Laila and all the refugees. All of a sudden, their gray and hopeless lives find some colour of happiness, and life-changing events are around the corner…
Written by Lily & Sima Amis, Narrated by Sharda Laskowski
The book with nine ambassadors is available in English & German.
Lilys Ambassadors: www.books2read.com/lilysambassadors
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