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A Long Walk to Water (Based on a True Story)
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Product Details
Overview
Based on the life of Salva Dut, one of the Lost Boys of Sudan, A Long Walk to Water tells two interwoven stories set decades apart. Nya, a girl in contemporary Sudan, must spend her days walking to fetch water. Salva, fleeing civil war in 1985, embarks on a journey that takes him across harsh terrain and refugee camps. Their stories converge in a profound and hopeful way that underscores the importance of clean water, education, and perseverance.
This short, powerful novel is accessible to middle grade readers and ideal for social studies and global awareness curriculum. It’s especially effective for use in service learning and humanitarian-focused programs, offering an entry point for discussions about global inequality, resilience, and civic engagement.
Why Buy in Bulk?
- Easy to integrate into both language arts and social studies units
- Perfect for middle school reading levels and differentiated instruction
- Sparks discussions on global citizenship, human rights, and empathy
- Great for one-book/one-school or community reading projects
- Supports outreach or fundraising initiatives related to water access and global health
- Offers an impactful, true-story narrative that aligns with educational goals
