The Journey of the Lost Boys

Lost Boys Tour (2005) is a non-fiction book on "Lost Sudanese Boy" by Joan Hecht. "Lost Boy" is a group of infants separated from their parents by the civil war in their hometown. These children rarely have food and water and can not protect wild animals and enemy soldiers day and night, walking around the African wilderness for more than 1000 miles and looking for a safe haven It was.

Lost Boys Journey is a time-scheduled timeline for the magnificent journey of these kids that began in the southern Sudan village and finally comes to the United States as a youth. Through the story of the voice of Hecht, they are one of the American mentors who call them "mother" or "mother joan"; this is a convincing story about a group of young orphans called courage, faith, and. Absolute determination of "lost child in Sudan". Due to the personal relationship between Mr. Hikkert and "Lost Boy", she can draw their stories intimately. In addition to Hector's extensive research on political and historical events between the North and the South, there are painful personal stories, boys' own photos and pictures.

This book was awarded "First Education" award for the promotion of the famous author (POW) International Book Award and received Mr. Hecht's "2005 Best Author" award.

In the summer of 2004, Hecht founded the Sudanese Lost Boys Alliance, a nonprofit foundation designed to support the loss of medical and educational needs of boys and their families in the United States and Africa.

Hecht, Joan. Lost boys' journey: courage, the story of faith, and the survival decision of a group of young boys called "Sudan's lost boys". Florida Jacksonville: Allswell Press, 2005. This book explained the boys lost from the village of South Sudan until a spectacular journey, and finally they came to America as a youth. This book was written by a boy American tutor, "Mom Joan", "Pip", Mary. "Africa's story", "Anywhere: help refugees enter the American community". Pipher stated that her quiet hometown - Lincoln Nebraska's "transformation" - was chosen as a "preferred community" for refugees. With new refugees including missing boys, Lincoln became "rich curry"

Lost Boys Tour (2005) is a non-fiction book on "Lost Sudanese Boy" by Joan Hecht. "Lost Boy" is a group of infants separated from their parents by the civil war in their hometown. These children were walking in the African wilderness more than 1000 miles to find safe shelters for food and water, wildlife, day and night to track the protection of their enemy soldiers It was. Lost Boys Journey is a time-scheduled timeline for the magnificent journey of these kids that began in the southern Sudan village and finally comes to the United States as a youth. Through the story of the voice of Hecht, they are one of their American tutor who calls them "mother" or "mother's Joan"; this is a brave and faithful, persuasive The story is absolute determination of the survival of young orphans in the lost boy of Sudan