Internment Free Audiobook Download by Samira Ahmed

Internment by Samira Ahmed tells the story of sixteen-year-old Saleem Sinai and his family. The novel is set in Pakistan, where Jews are not welcome. In 1947, a tribe from Israel attacks the country with atomic weapons, sending the country into nuclear winter. The story follows how Saleem's and his family's life changes as they struggle to survive in their bomb shelter for two years until conditions improve enough for them to emerge

Internment is a book written by Samira Ahmed about a young girl coming of age in a world where 'mistakes' have been made.

Internment by Samira Ahmed is a dystopian novel about a world where the government has taken over everything. The United States government has been overthrown and replaced with a totalitarian state. It's now illegal to not register your location (including via GPS), buy or sell anything without permission, or own any property beyond what the authorities provide.

Historical fiction at its finest, Internment is about a reluctant woman who finds herself interned in the US with her family during World War II. As she does what she can to keep them safe, she is forced to make difficult decisions about the people and things that come with their life as prisoners.

The audiobook for Internment is a gripping and suspenseful novel about a woman who wakes up to find herself locked in a high-security military facility with no idea how she got there. She soon finds out that this is a one-way ticket to oblivion as no one can get a message out of the facility, not even her husband. In the days that follow, she struggles against the mind-numbing boredom of confinement while looking for clues and trying to figure out what happened to her and why she has been imprisoned.

[Internment] is the story of a young girl named Tomi, who has sought refuge in America after being forced from her home in Iran. Living in poverty and working long hours, she is told by her American-born son that he will help her find a job as a maid. After days of searching for work with no luck, she dreams about life as it was before she left Iran. In this dream, she finds herself living with her family again and enjoying all the things that America offers.