How did the real-life events of the Sudanese civil war influence the emotional depth of the story?
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How did the real-life events of the Sudanese civil war influence the emotional depth of the story?
What inspired the author to tell this story through the perspective of a young boy growing up amidst chaos?
Did anyone else find the pacing to be slow in certain parts, especially when detailing the refugee camps?
