We Are not orphans ,we are lost girls of Sudan

We Are not orphans ,we are lost girls of Sudan

Yasmin, very tall for her age, but very beautiful, was getting water from the pond

she had to go back walking on the scorching floor, and dealing with the the scorching sun...

she reaches the house, her mom hugs in delight, then tells her to go get her father

she then witnesses her father getting killed by rebels, she then runs back home...

but... she's too late the rebels took her family too including burning down her house

she runs as far as her legs will take her and she ends up at a house in the woods,it looks suspicious...

she didn't care, she went up to the house and knocked...

A women opened the door, she let in and took care of here for 2 years, and paid her to work...

when Yasmin awoke the next day she found out that the woman had left her with nothing, no water, no food, not even clothing...

she then had to leave, without food, water, or essentials...

She made it to Kenya, but the challenges of the journey left her with scars and bruises... she then died on the way to the refuge because of dehydration and malnutrition..

Author's Note: This book is to spread awareness to people who lack the things they need like food, water, and essentials. They don't have it like we do, they have to walk miles and miles just to get to the water and all the time the water is dirty. In Philadelphia it's rare for our water to be dirty, but In Southern,and Sudan they're water is dirty all the time, and also in Kenya, Ethiopia, etc. It's not right we need to somehow help them, please spread this book and spread the awareness of the lack of water in many countries. Sincerely, Summer Scott