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The issue with refugees is not really easy. And soon the refugee problem became red, and there was a lot of opposition in our country. I even used to call myself a refugee ambassador and blame the entertainment man. And since then, I too have been very interested in the refugee issue, and I haven't been able to be a little bit of a opponent of the refugees. The other reason is that I thought, if I become a refugee, or if my family becomes a refugee. Because then I had a more realistic thought
The story of the unnamed children. Refugees. I thought I had heard a lot about refugees and read it. But I've never been told this before! In fact, refugees lost their home and their country. And worse yet, if you're a child, you lose yourself. That's it. Because adults don't believe what they say! And it's not hard for young children to identify and prove what happened to them and who they really are. So here all the kids are called I, L, V, E, O, C. Not because they don't know their name, and
Steve Tasein: Refugee I (child)
He painted the lives and dreams of the families of refugees and orphans. The artist, the eleven - year - old boy I, stutters in a foreign language of which no one listens because he has no passport. “The youngest child eats first. “The love of the world is a very important part of our lives,” says a newspaper in New Scientist. A heartwarming book of growth where each bookmark is a intersection of despair and hope.
Korean title: 난민 I(아이)
Korean author: 스티브 타세인
Korean publisher: 푸른숲주니어
ISBN-13: 9791156752707
Reviews
The issue with refugees is not really easy. And soon the refugee problem became red, and there was a lot of opposition in our country. I even used to call myself a refugee ambassador and blame the entertainment man. And since then, I too have been very interested in the refugee issue, and I haven't been able to be a little bit of a opponent of the refugees. The other reason is that I thought, if I become a refugee, or if my family becomes a refugee. Because then I had a more realistic thought
The story of the unnamed children. Refugees. I thought I had heard a lot about refugees and read it. But I've never been told this before! In fact, refugees lost their home and their country. And worse yet, if you're a child, you lose yourself. That's it. Because adults don't believe what they say! And it's not hard for young children to identify and prove what happened to them and who they really are. So here all the kids are called I, L, V, E, O, C. Not because they don't know their name, and
