Nujeen at the Serbian-Hungarian border - they got there just as Hungary closed the fence and stopped letting people cross, leaving them stranded and forced to find another route. Pic/Caroline Forbes

The AIM of telling this story was to tell people how it feels to be a refugee," says journalist Christina Lamb, the co-author author of Nujeen, the story of Nujeen Mustafa who fled Syria and traveled to Germany on a wheelchair, as she suffered from cerebral palsy. The Kurdish teenager decided to flee her Aleppo apartment, where she self-educated herself, and learnt fluent English by watching American TV and, as civil war broke out around them. Later, ISIS militants were in and around town too. She first fled to Turkey and then her sister and her went with millions others to gain asylum in Europe.