Patricia St. John, with her skillful storytelling, tells the story of one family in famine-stricken Africa. I had never read a book about refugees or refugee camps, so I was grateful for the knowledge and insight that I gained through reading the book. This story has some intense and sad parts. Although I do not feel it is too graphically treated, I would recommend the book for children 10 years and older. The book features clean language, Christian messages, and a compelling story.
(Reviewed by Jenny Phillips)
| Region | Africa |
| Genre | Fiction |
| Digital Format | E-book |
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