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Forgotten Fire by Adam Bagdasarian tells the harrowing story of Vahan Kenderian, a privileged young boy whose life drastically changes during the Armenian Genocide. As he witnesses the destruction of his family and fights for survival, Vahan's journey portrays his resilience and inner strength amidst severe trials and tribulations. The novel addresses themes of faith, courage, and the human spirit's endurance. Topics include genocide, loss, violence, and trauma.