Three girls. Three disasters. One unbreakable thread of hope.

In The Girl Who Survived Chernobyl, a grandmother’s buried past resurfaces when her granddaughter researches the Chernobyl disaster—unearthing the love, loss, and courage that shaped their family’s history.

In The Girl Who Survived the Atomic Bomb, a young girl fights against time, myth, and despair after the atomic bomb drops on Hiroshima, determined to save her sister through an ancient Japanese legend.

In The Girl Who Survived the Terrorist Attack on the World Trade Centre, a teenage girl in New York City falls in love just days before the 9/11 terrorist attacks—and must choose between heartbreak and survival when everything she knows is ripped away.

Inspired by real historic events, The Lullaby, The Paper Crane, and The Bracelet is a deeply moving collection about tragedy, resilience, and the power of memory and love. Each story stands alone, yet together they form a powerful narrative about strength in the face of unimaginable loss—and the hope that endures.

A moving collection about tragedy, resilience, and the ties that never break.