Child Soldiers: War Against War Crimes

A child is born with no eye for right or wrong. Unstained by the impressions of what is to come, innocence or guilt. A truly open palette. Amenable, vulnerable and easily dyed in any color. The ultimate killer. The affordable soldier. Child Soldiers: War Against War Crimes (c) 2011 Phantom House Books, NGR Child Soldiers relives the wars of Africa through the eyes of the children to find out what it takes to lose an arm to a grenade, to a stray bullet, or to the man with the axe. How much it costs to betray your emotions and kill a friend, kill a foe, kill a close ally, or kill your own father. Luke Weldon visits Africa on a holiday trip to write a short paper on children his age in Africa. A leisure trip that ends after being abducted by the LRA to a notorious rebel camp. Luke is locked in a cage with some other children but soon wins the heart of another abducted child, the hard-nosed local girl, Junta Utakpa. In a few days, Luke and Junta attempt the ultimate escape from the camp. But, there was one problem. A very huge problem. The Axe Man was the only way in and out of the rebel camp. If they truly wanted to escape, they both had to face him head on. Distributed by Phantom House Books, Nigeria House L, National Assembly Estate, Life Camp, Dape District. Abuja 999999 in conjunction with Createspace PoD, 7290 B. Investment Drive, Charleston, SC 29418 Copyright © 2000 - 2011, CreateSpace, a DBA of On-Demand Publishing