We encounter Aine Kamara at a time when sheʼs reassessing her lifelong dream of becoming a writer since an opinion piece she had published in a national newspaper was met with backlash both at her school and online. The essay argued that religion should be kept out of schools.
Is this a reasonable argument? How might that change affect education and day-to-day life for students?
6. Should religion be kept out of schools, as Aine argues?
Join Libby Reads Canada for this powerful coming-of-age novel set in Uganda. When Aine's sister returns home with a surprise guest, long-held secrets and difficult truths come to light.
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