Walk in My Shoes

31 March 2023

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Year: 2004
By: Alwyn Evan
ISBN: 9781742281605

Aimed at secondary students, this book tells of an Afghan refugee, Gulnessa, who struggles to establish a life for herself and her family in Australia. They are confined in a detention centre for people seeking asylum, and forced to prove their refugee status.

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