So Far to Run

So Far to Run
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Publisher : Hillcrest Publishing Group
Total Pages : 260
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ISBN-10 : 9781935098928
ISBN-13 : 1935098926
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Book Synopsis So Far to Run by : Louise Géesedeh Barton

Download or read book So Far to Run written by Louise Géesedeh Barton and published by Hillcrest Publishing Group. This book was released on 2012 with total page 260 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A gripping memoir-brimming with authenticity, raw emotion, and unyielding faith-of the more than ten years Louise Géesedeh Barton spent on the run, hunted down as Liberian refugee of the indigenous Krahn tribe. The captivating, inspiring true journey of Liberian refugee Louise Géesedeh Barton is recreated with vivid, haunting detail in this spellbinding memoir. For more than ten years, Louise spent her life on the run, hunted down as a member of the indigenous Krahn tribe, and as a distant relative of President Samuel K. Doe, who was assassinated during the civil war. This engrossing first-hand account is the only memoir written by a woman of the hunted Krahn tribe, and is an inspiring testimony of the strength of the human spirit coupled with miraculous provision in the midst of unbearable hardships. Louise's authentic voice exposes immense love and hope for humanity, devoted passion and drive for her own life pursuits, a strong will to survive, and an unyielding faith. Her fluid, moving, and poignant narrative draws the reader in close to her every inhale and exhale, revealing a complex range of emotions and experiences; and in doing so, she paints a deeply holistic picture of her beautiful yet tragic motherland, Africa. Captivating, horrifying, and beautiful, Louise's story serves as a towering and timeless inspiration. Book jacket.


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