Little Lily based on the memoir Destination: Freedom

by Lily Amis

A loving story about a little girl named Lily and her mother Sima. Mother and daughter are being protected and blessed by the guardian Angel of hope during a difficult journey in their life. This book is based and inspired by the memoir: “Destination: Freedom”, the first book of a trilogy by Lily Amis and reminds us that every one of us has a guardian angel and is protected and blessed by the power of Love.

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46 pages, Paperback

First published November 2, 2015

About the author

Writer, Blogger, Illustrator, and Lyricist Lily Amis is the author of Destination Freedom and numerous other titles published since 2014. Her candid memoir gained significant media attention during the refugee crisis in the summer of 2015, including two features in the national newspaper The Daily Mirror and interviews with leading British lifestyle websites.

For nearly three decades, Lily Amis has fought against injustice, prejudice, discrimination, and social isolation to become the resilient voice she is today. As an independent publisher, writer, blogger, and lyricist, her mission is to entertain, educate, and inspire audiences by addressing important and eye-opening topics in today’s society. Her books and audiobooks are timeless and educational, appealing to both young readers and the young at heart. They are available in English, German, Italian, and Spanish.

In 2024, Lily Amis released the album Legacy4Humanity, in collaboration with Thir13een. The 15-track album spans a variety of genres including R&B, soul, pop, and rap, and is available exclusively on Bandcamp.

For more information, interviews, and updates on Lily Amis’s books, e-books, audiobooks, music, and charity projects, please visit: www.LilyAmis.com

Reviews

[Renata W Müller · Rating 5 out of 5]

An emotional and touching story
A heart-warming short story about how senseless wars destroy families and children’s dreams. Or rather about how hope and candid faith can carry you through tough times. Although the book was meant for children, I believe it can be touching for adults as well.