The New Book Review

Title:The Battle for Tomorrow: A Fable

Author: Dr Stuart Jeanne Bramhall

Author's Website: www.stuartbramhall.com

Genre:Young Adult Fiction

ISBN: 978-1-61204-219-0

Paperback

Reviewed by Francis L. Holland for Amazon

 

Five Stars 

The Battle for Tomorrow is about a sixteen year-old young woman whose interest in politics takes her places where she never imagined she could go.

People on the Left will be amazed at detail of this novel and its context, because the novel is precisely about THIS MOMENT in our nation's history.

At the same time, people on the political Right will read "The Battle . . . " for its shockingly intimate knowledge of the culture that makes involvement in Leftist politics enthralling to young people--even the children of right-wing families and politicians.

If you're a conservative, you might want to watch your children carefully to see the symptoms leading up to the protagonist's flight from her family into the hands of the political Left.

Once having started this book, you won't want to put it down. You may not be able to put it down. The experiences of its protagonist carry the reader along as if we were boyfriends (young again) and blowing kisses to the protagonist, Angela, as her train leaves the station on a trip that is utterly novel and equally unpredictable.

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