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I think that
Refugee boy is a very powerful book which outlines the horrors of
war in Ethiopia and Eritrea. But, it is told from a child's point
of view. This is certainly a different way of doing things because
some people may ask, what do children know about war? They are far
too young to understand, but I think that actually children
possibly see a lot more about the horrors, the ups, the causes and
the consequences of war a lot more clearly than any adult could! The Reader Weblog - Bringing books to life Read Bea Colley's, Liverpool Reads coordinator's blog: 'On the Line between Black and White’ - Small Island Read 2007
We want to make sure that you stay involved in your city's read. So if you have any poems, stories, reviews, comments, photos (with permission from all photographed), etc. please send them in to us!
Either email Bea at b.colley@liverpool.ac.uk
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