BY KAREN LYNN WILLIAMS, KHADRA MOHAMMED, CATHERINE STOCK
Sangoel is a refugee. Leaving behind his homeland of Sudan, where his father died in the war, he has little to call his own other than his name. When he, his mother and sister arrive in the United States, everything seems very strange and unlike home. Sangoel quietly endures the fact that no one can pronounce his name. Lonely and homesick, he finally comes up with an ingenious solution to this problem, and in the process he at last begins to feel at home.
Eerdmans 2009 36 PP. Cloth
$17.00
(in stock)
