Orange for the Sunsets

3 April 2023

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Year: 2019
By: Tina Athaide
ISBN: 9780062795298

In Uganda, 1972 the main character, a 12-year-old girl, is faced with the choice – search for safety and potential for opportunity, or to stay with her best friend who she shares a close connection with.

The book can be used to aid teaching students aged 9-12, studying concepts immigration, forced displacement, modern history, and friendship.

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