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Nya carried water on her head like this.

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Nya carried water on her head like this.

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I hope you like it.

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*Children walk to get water every day.
*Men are forced to go to war for which ever side makes him first.
*Every year in the winter when most of the water drys up, everyone moves to the few small lakes in Sudan.

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Nya gets water for eight hours a day. Salva leaves his war rattled home. In this book you will see how two stories come together. You will see how Salva makes his long, scary journey from Southern Sudan to America and back. Nya, when very young was kicked out of her school and only the boys could stay. Salva makes friends along the way like Mariam, his uncle, and an old lady. Salva went through many hardships to find his family after he ran away. He went to Ethiopia, and Kenya. Nya, not knowing what some strange men were doing, was pleasantly surprised when she found out their were drilling a well. Four refugee camps, three countries, two stories, one cause; water.

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Sudan Kenya Ethiopia USA 1980, 2008, 1991

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Rochester-city in New York.
Dinka-a Sudaneses tribe.
Frankfurt-a city in Germany.
threadbare-to be thin clothing.
refugee-a person who is trying to escape war.

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Salva crossed the Gilo river.