364 books overall; 188 books read in the last year; 16 books read in the last month. That's an average of 0 books each month.
Genocide in Darfur by Janey Levy is a new book that just came out this month. Written for the 14-17 age level, it’s a great new addition to the library of Darfur reading, especially for children.
Genocide in Darfur is easy to read, has an excellent format and great photos. It’s split into five sections: a [...]
Darfur Diaries: Stories of Survival by Jen Marlowe was written after the success of the documentary film of the same name. The documentary was filmed by three activist students who visited the refugee camps in eastern Chad and then snuck across the border into Darfur, Sudan to film evidence and testimony from Darfurians about the [...]
The Devil Came on Horseback: Bearing Witness to the Genocide in Darfur by Brian Steidle and co-written with his sister Gretchen Steidle Wallace was simply heartbreaking.
When Brian Steidle retired from the Marines, he started looking for a job in which he could utilize his military skills. While browsing the classifieds, he came upon an ad [...]
It took me an agonizing six weeks to read We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families: Stories by Rwandaby Philip Gourevitch. Don’t let the word agonizing fool you though, because I thought this book was really important for one simple reason: the more we know, the less [...]
Hana’s Suitcase by Karen Levine is the true non-fiction account of well . . . Hana’s suitcase. Hana’s story begins in Japan at the Tokyo Holocaust Center where director Fumiko Ishioka is struggling to educate Japan’s youth about the horrors of the Holocaust. Desperate to give the students something physical to bring the realities of [...]
