We Can't Say We Didn't Know

We Can't Say We Didn't KnowDiscover the power of storytelling in 'We Can't Say We Didn't Know', an insightful examination by award winning journalist Sophie McNeill. This compelling trade paperback published by HarperCollins in 2020 is a must read for anyone seeking to understand the critical issues surrounding war, human rights, and the stories often overlooked by mainstream media. With 416 pages filled with firsthand accounts from conflict zones like Syria, Gaza, and Yemen,

Discover the power of storytelling in 'We Can't Say We Didn't Know', an insightful examination by award-winning journalist Sophie McNeill. This compelling trade paperback published by HarperCollins in 2020 is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the critical issues surrounding war, human rights, and the stories often overlooked by mainstream media. With 416 pages filled with firsthand accounts from conflict zones like Syria, Gaza, and Yemen, McNeill sheds light on the harrowing yet hopeful experiences of children, families, and brave individuals fighting for justice. Shortlisted for the 2020 Walkley Book Award, this book is not only an eye-opener about the age of impunity but also a call to action for readers to engage in meaningful discourse. McNeill tackles difficult questions about truth in journalism, leaving readers contemplating how misinformation shapes our perceptions of reality. Perfect for fans of investigative journalism and readers interested in human rights advocacy, this book invites you to reflect on your role in addressing global injustices. Don't miss your chance to grab this essential read that combines powerful narratives with critical insight into the human condition during some of the world's most challenging times. 'We Can't Say We Didn't Know' is more than a book; it's an important conversation starter about the state of our world today.