Students in your classes will be stunned by the speed at which war turns a joyful young boy into a soldier addicted to both gruesome violence and the drugs his army freely distributes. This chilling nonfiction memoir—told in Ishmael Beah’s own words when he came to America after fighting in Sierra Leone’s brutal civil war—will give your students insight into one of the most important human rights issues still affecting our world today: the plight of child soldiers.
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