They Poured Fire on Us from the Sky by Alephonsion Den

During the journey, the character has become increasingly difficult. In the period covered by this book, they will have more difficult experience of life than most people in the United States. Idea - Analyze how key ideas are being developed. The main point of my story is easy to understand. "Unfair life" To understand this, we must know that it was decided during the civil war in Sudan.

They waved to us from the sky: The real story of three lost boy in Sudan (2005) is a book co-authored with Judy A. Bernstein. This is an autobiographical story of brothers Benson Deng and Alephonsion Deng and their cousin Benjamin Ajak. It explained their suffering during the Second Sudanese civil war as it fled to Sudan, Ethiopia and Kenya as refugees before they entered the refugee camp in Kenya. So they signed up for Sudan's Lost Boys project and settled in the USA.

Benson Deng, Alephonsion Deng and Benjamin Ajak; Benson in the novel "Flame falling from the sky" told the strong will to live using the explanation of the equipment. In the middle of the "Yushu" chapter, Benson explained the difficult experience in the Ajakaha desert. While traveling to Ethiopia, crossing the Ajac Gaule desert was the most dangerous part of his journey. Many of the thousands of people who went to refugee camps in Ethiopia were sick and needed help. They have no possibility and their only choice is to go ahead. Benson said: "At night I take a good night's sleep and I am very anxious to add power to walking, but I can not do it because it's cold in the desert." (78) I will help you understand this important journey experience. The sufferings of children in Sudan

Their fire from us is the explanation of the three unimaginable journeys of this boy. Alephonsian, Benjamin, Benson depends on the honesty and purity of the vision of the children, how to endure hunger and intense illness - dysentery, malaria, yellow fever - life - threatening predators - escape the lions, snakes and crocodiles I remember the method. And the soldiers stubbornly grab their footprints; and how to respond to the war that threatens they overwhelm them. Their story is lyrical and fascinating, the eternal portraits of childhood, and how they have luck and faith to survive.