This book is dedicated to the lost children of Sudan and what they might have gone through.

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Bojo was playing with his big brother Guwia. They were not at their home but they were at a big field that they would always play in.

The field was close to their village. Their family is always busy so they take their time to play so they won't feel alone.

The rebels come to their village and they have to hide from the rebels.

Bojo And Guwia then ran the opposite direction from home. They ended up getting lost in the forest.

Bojo was feeling relived that he met up with more people to guide them to safety.

They meet others on their walk and they started to guide them to a safe place.

Guwia and Bojo got to a refugee camp and felt safe. The experience wasn't what they had imagined though. It was way different than they had expected.

I feel safe now

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This book is dedicated to the lost children of Sudan and what they might have gone through.

Preview audio:

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Bojo was playing with his big brother Guwia. They were not at their home but they were at a big field that they would always play in.

The field was close to their village. Their family is always busy so they take their time to play so they won't feel alone.

The rebels come to their village and they have to hide from the rebels.

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"Lost Brothers of Sudan"

Skylah Arthur, Adaleen Vega

Bojo and Guwia, two brothers, face danger in their village and get separated. Bojo is adopted and years later reunites with Guwia.

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