Themes in the book

[Hazel Mae Bagarinao]

Wild World by Peter S. Rush covers a wide range of topics, including betrayal, war, love, police brutality, determination, violence, mass killing, riots, and many more.

I agree with you, Kyrian! That's what I observed too in the book.

[Unique Mary Iloakasia]

Police brutality was the theme that stood out to me. This is because we suffer from that to this day. It is awful and should be highly frowned upon.

[Blessing Otuokere]

Police brutality, which is widespread in the society we live in today, is the main focus of this novel. Many young people have opinions about this section of the novel. On the other side, as evidenced in this book, women have experienced significant abuse, raising concerns about their rights.

[Monkeymoney]

There are many themes in the book; war, love, violence, corruption, racism, betrayal, nd lots more. Mostly, I can relate to the theme of betrayal.

[Odindi Omo]

War, religion, love and violence. These are the things that stuck out to me.

[Adeolaoskydeelight]

This story touches on several different themes, including racism, brutality, war, politics, corruption, and love, among others. What attracted me to this book was how well all of these topics were balanced.

[Jay_shon03]

The significant themes are police brutality, love, injustice, and corruption.

[Peace Eze]

The themes in the book are bravery, corruption, love, and discrimination.

[Agbata Charles]

There were lots of themes in this book like betrayal, war, love, police brutality, determination, violence, mass killing. But the one that touched me most was that of bettayal

[Prodigy5]

Wild World by Peter S. Rush has many themes some of which are, police brutality, child soldiers, the outcome of war, racism, and many more.

[Chris Rich Nwaka]

Police violence stood out to me clearly. Nearly everywhere throughout the world, but particularly in poorer nations, this occurs. According to how it is portrayed in the book, it is mostly aimed at students.

[Ajibola Gabriel]

Police brutality was the theme that stood out for me. It is something that affects a lot of countries around the world. Police is usually seen shooting at unarmed people and brutalising them.