THE LITTLE SOLDIER LU, tells the story of a small Bhutanese monk and his reflections about the war he lives at first hand. His efforts to understand the causes of conflicts between people give rise to conclusions that fill his heart with peace and shows him the path to end so much suffering:

There is no holy war, or just war. There is only one war worth fighting for, where bullets are made of love and compassion for those who are worse off than you, and bombs are an invitation to embrace and integrate. The warlords are not our masters and cannot force us to hate and discriminate.
Lu invites all children to read his story; to make their own little world a space free of violence, friendly and embracing, where all the world is welcome regardless of race or religion. Many children will wonder, as Lu did himself: what can I do to do away with wars? The answer is the same one that Lu found: do not join those who harass or mock their colleagues, give a hand to those in need of help and always act thinking of doing good. Bear in mind that in wars, there are no bad guys nor good guys, but innocent victims, think about them and put yourself in their place. The good ones for Lu are those who avoid the wars, the bad ones, are those who impose their reasons by force.