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In a large city not unlike anything else, a little boy sleeps in fear of the world outside his bedroom. He has no friends, is in constant battle with his family and has never left his home. His only experiences of life are taken from his favorite novels, and his only interaction with people are observations of the nearby city seen through his bedroom window. In two separate stories of personal acceptance, a little boy tries to find his place in the world, while another man tries to find his way out of it. Written to shine light on the misconceptions of Muslim people, the heart numbing and dazzling tale of The Little Boy Story is a story many people are unwilling to hear, let alone accept. But from the perspective of an innocent little boy, one unclouded and uninfluenced by the realities of our world, a new vision of our lives awaits. Set in the Middle East and influenced by the Israeli- Palestinian conflict and the aftermath of September 11th, The Little Boy Story examines people and the desperate measures they take to guarantee their own survival. Approaching death, people see themselves in their truest forms and allow themselves to finally embrace who they were always meant to be; but on the verge of killing others, murderers see their lives as the inescapable consequences of what the world has predetermined their lives to become. A story of war, death, hope and happiness, The Little Boy Story is a young boy?s attempt at changing the world. A fairy tale for adults and a timeless tale of growth and change, it bleeds fact with fiction, and allows us to realize our own fates. It will help you find a new beginning and change the way you see yourself, the world, and the people around you.