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And, I guess, rather than try to sum up the book myself,
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I'll use not the author's but the person about whom the book is
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written's own words: "What is the What is the soulful
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account of my life, from the time I was separated from my family in Marial Bai -- --
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if I mispronounce it, I'm so sorry
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to the thirteen years I spent in Ethiopian and Kenyan refugee camps,
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to my encounter with vibrant Western cultures beginning in Atlanta,
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to the generosity and challenges that I encountered elsewhere.
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So, just to add a little bit to that, What is the What is a story
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of a Sudanese refugee in the United States.
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And in the course of telling it, he reads an account from his life
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back in Africa, to stories here in the United States,