One bus. Twenty-two children. A wall of fire that nearly consumed them all. When the 2018 Camp Fire tore through Paradise, California, it became the deadliest wildfire in state history. In the midst of chaos, a single yellow school bus carrying frightened children and two brave teachers faced an unthinkable choice: stay and burn, or drive headlong into the inferno. What would you do if you had only minutes to decide between life and death? Could you find courage when every road was blocked by flames? Would you stay calm if the lives of dozens of children rested in your hands? The Inferno Bus: The True Story of the Lost School Bus takes you inside one of the most gripping survival stories ever told. This is not fiction. It is the real account of ordinary people forced into extraordinary courage a driver, two teachers, and their students who fought to outpace an unstoppable firestorm. Inside this book, you'll discover: The terrifying minute-by-minute escape as fire closed in on the bus. How ordinary teachers became leaders when leadership mattered most. The resilience of children who faced fear with unshakable trust. The lasting lessons of survival, courage, and community that Paradise will never forget. This is not just a story of disaster it's a story of hope rising from the ashes. You'll come away with a deeper belief in the strength of the human spirit, and the knowledge that even in life's darkest hours, courage can prevail. Worried this is "just another disaster story"? Don't be. Unlike quick headlines or movies, this book goes deeper, offering the real voices, emotions, and truths behind the fire. It's written to both grip your heart and inspire your soul. The Perfect Gift: This book isn't only for true crime and disaster fans it's for anyone who values courage, resilience, and stories that stay with you. A powerful gift for friends, family, or even yourself. Don't just read about fire. Step inside the bus that defied it. Scroll up now and secure your copy of The Inferno Bus a true story that will keep you turning pages late into the night.