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Unbreakable Book One

Wrong Place, Wrong Time

Jag Singh
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Minter Publishing

About

BASED ON ACTUAL BRUTAL EVENTS. This intensely vivid and powerful narrative unpacks the events experienced by an Indian family during the 1970s, in East London, at a time when merciless racists roam the streets. Canning Town is the epicentre for the battle between the English National Front and foreign immigrants. Ruthless attacks on ethnic minorities, executed by the NF, are frequent and devastating. Racist ideologies are imprinted on many, which spill out to create widespread prejudice. In the middle of all this carnage is a young Indian boy, Jag Singh and his family. To survive this era, Jag and his innocent family have no other option and are forced to become unbreakable.

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