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Beatrice’s Dream: A Story of Kibera Slum

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Beatrice's Dream: A Story of Kibera Slum

Beatrice is a thirteen-year-old orphan in Kibera, Nairobi – a Kenyan shantytown built on refuse and rubbish and one of the biggest slums in Africa. In this book she describes her life: her walk to school, the dust that blows between her teeth and the mud she wades through, her teacher’s down-to-earth encouragement, her fear of being alone, how safe she feels at school… This sensitive account in words and photographs reveals the realities of life for some of the world’s most deprived people – and offers hope as Beatrice follows her dream to be a nurse

CategoriesAfrica
IllustratorWendy Stone
Type Of BookMulticultural
FormatHardback
Age11+
ISBN9781847800190
Published1/03/2011
Price Per CopyRRP $29.95
1–9 copies$26.95
10–19 copies$25.45
20+ copies$23.96
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Total (inc GST)$26.95

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Karen Lynn Williams

Karen Lynn Williams has written several books about the plight of children. She has lived in Haiti and Malawi, and now lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Khadra Mohammed is the executive director of the Pittsburgh Refugee Centre, and has worked with refugees in the United States and other countries for more than twenty years.

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