But she is quick to add that it’s not just about water. It’s about making the resources possible to also build schools and bring education to a deprived area.
I love how the article draws out the implications for us! Why do you think this is important. Is this something we take for granted in the U.S
While everything in Salva’s story is true, Park admits to toning down some of the graphic details witnessed along his journey out of Sudan.
I Noticed this in the book. I felt like some of the major scenes in the novel were really short and concise. Is it because of this fact here?
A Long Walk to Water, is a good example, telling a vividly authentic tale of hardship, hope and survival in war-ravaged Sudan from the parallel points of views of children from two different generations who share similar challenges.
I think giving a one word summery of a novel is extremely hard! Notice how this article author wrote the summery. How does this compare to what you would write?