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Articles of the Remnant: The Last Journal

by Noah Scogin

A young soldier in an occupied America

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A young soldier in an occupied America

Set decades after a Nazi takeover of the United States, Noah Scogin’s young adult historical fiction follows fifteen-year-old Jeremy Carpenter as he learns to survive in a world shaped by occupation and cruelty. The story is presented through Jeremy’s writings and author narration, connecting his struggle to the small remnant resisting for freedom. Family, conflict, survival, and resistance frame this alternate-history premise, with the account described as moving between tragedy and victory, hope and hopelessness.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Teens and young adults interested in historical fiction set in an alternate version of 21st-century America.
  • Readers interested in stories of resistance, survival, and a young protagonist’s ties to a found family.

Themes

Occupation and resistanceSurvivalFamily and belongingHope amid hardship

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Book overview

Sixty-four years after America entered WW11. Decades after The Nazi's took over our home. A small group, A Remnant of a lost cause fights for freedom. A fifteen year old young man named Jeremy Carpenter learns to survive in a lost world. A world filled with cruelty and pain. Follow the fictional story of a young soldier who must fight for what he loves, and the people he comes to call family. Through his perspective, his writings and through narration of the author you'll discover a story of tragedy and victory, of hope and hopelessness, a world lost to evil, and insight into the mind of a conflicted young man.
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