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A War That Never Ends: A Street Tale Of Philly
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A War That Never Ends: A Street Tale Of Philly
Current price: $22.39
Original price: $27.99


A War That Never Ends: A Street Tale Of Philly
Current price: $22.39
Original price: $27.99
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A War That Never Ends (A Street Tale Of Philly) is a raw reflection of the violence that plagued Philadelphia while America looked away from...
During the COVID lockdowns, Philadelphia fell silent, but behind the silence, gunfire replaced conversations. Kids that once played on the streets, started disagreements that lead to blood shed. Families being broken by grief, and Corners that turned into battlefields, taken live of innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire...
This book does not glorify the streets, or the lives lost, it remembers them. The lost names. The grieving mothers. The loved ones left with broken hearts, smiles high while grieving sometimes alone...
The war didn't end when the city shut down.
It just learned how to hide.
A War That Never Ends (A Street Tale Of Philly) is a raw reflection of the violence that plagued Philadelphia while America looked away from...
During the COVID lockdowns, Philadelphia fell silent, but behind the silence, gunfire replaced conversations. Kids that once played on the streets, started disagreements that lead to blood shed. Families being broken by grief, and Corners that turned into battlefields, taken live of innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire...
This book does not glorify the streets, or the lives lost, it remembers them. The lost names. The grieving mothers. The loved ones left with broken hearts, smiles high while grieving sometimes alone...
The war didn't end when the city shut down.
It just learned how to hide.


















