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More than 60,000 children were abducted in east and central Africa in the 1990s by the violent rebel group the Lord’s Resistance Army and its notorious commander Joseph Kony. Evelyn Amony was one of them. I Am Evelyn Amony tells a harrowing story of heartbreaking loss, unrelenting horror, and courageous survival.

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'I am Evelyn Amony may be the ultimate example of a determined woman using her own powerful voice.'-African Arguments

“In addition to the inherent drama of Amony’s voyage, the book uses the immediacy of oral storytelling that transitions well into written form, conveying her observations interspersed with barbed, often poetic analysis.”—International Journal of African Historical Studies

I Am Evelyn Amony Reclaiming My Life from the

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      Publisher MP-WIS Uni of Wisconsin
      Published 9/30/2015 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN-13 9780299304942
      978-0299304942
      ISBN-10 0299304949
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      More than 60,000 children were abducted in east and central Africa in the 1990s by the violent rebel group the Lord’s Resistance Army and its notorious commander Joseph Kony. Evelyn Amony was one of them. I Am Evelyn Amony tells a harrowing story of heartbreaking loss, unrelenting horror, and courageous survival.

      Trade Review
      'I am Evelyn Amony may be the ultimate example of a determined woman using her own powerful voice.'-African Arguments

      “In addition to the inherent drama of Amony’s voyage, the book uses the immediacy of oral storytelling that transitions well into written form, conveying her observations interspersed with barbed, often poetic analysis.”—International Journal of African Historical Studies

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