Review of Drone Child: A Novel of War, Family and Survival

[Louange Masiga]

This book seems like it would be interesting to read. However, I might end up crying imagining what a 15 year old or someone of similar age in real life is going through right now in Congo, when at that age I wasn't worried for my life or family's life. I was just a typical teenager in high school living a typically teenage life, complaining about nothing and everything.

[kana07design]

I read the review of the story. The story seems interesting and worth reading. The story of the 15-year-old Congolese child who is trying to save his family by falling into the nets of a terrorist organization. I hope to read the story and learn about the issues discussed in it.

[FLbookie]

Thank you for your review. Lemba sounds like an interesting and mature character for his age, and your review makes the book sound like a fascinating escape.

[Joshua Sawders]

This review gives a positive assessment of "Drone Child: A Novel of War, Family and Survival" by David H. Rothman. The reviewer appreciates how the book sheds light on the devastating experiences faced by child soldiers in the Congo and the potential of technology for good. They found the story engaging and well-paced, with a promising future for the protagonist. The author's extensive research and inclusion of discussion questions are also praised. The review concludes that the book is a must-read for mature teens and adults interested in this subject matter. Overall, it appears to be an excellent and informative read. Intense emotional depth, explored with sensitivity and nuance.

[Idris Alooma]

After reading the detailed review of Drone Child by David H. Rothman, it sounds like a compelling and eye-opening read. The author effectively portrays the devastating realities faced by the Congolese people and child soldiers, while weaving in themes of hope and the power of technology. The inclusion of the author's research and personal note adds depth to the story. Overall, I would rate Drone Child a solid four out of five stars and recommend it to mature teen readers and adults interested in thought-provoking narratives. Dynamic character dynamics, felt authentic and nuanced.