Brothers in Hope: The Story of the Lost Boys of Sudan
by Mary Williams and R. Gregory Christie
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- Grade
- 1-5
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
Year Published 2005
Word Count 3,540
- Text Complexity
- Lexile Level: 610L
- ATOS Reading Level: 4.7
- AR Quiz Numbers
- 87506
- Curricular Area
- Art
- English Language Arts
- Social Studies
- Subject Headings
- Sudan--Fiction
- Self-actualization (Psychology)
- Orphans--Fiction
- War
- Refugees
- War--Fiction
- Self-actualization (Psychology)--Fiction
- Juvenile Fiction | Social Themes | Emigration & Immigration
- Refugees--Fiction
- Juvenile Fiction | Family | Orphans & Foster Homes
- Juvenile Fiction | Social Themes | Violence
- Orphans
- Sudan
- Lists With This Book
- Refugee Experience
- 7th Grade LDG
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About the Authors 5
Audio Name Pronunciation with R. Gregory Christie
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Author Interviews 4
Meet-the-Author Recording with R. Gregory Christie
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Interview with Mary Williams
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Interview with R. Gregory Christie
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Guest post by R. Gregory Christie
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Book Guides, Activities & Lessons 3
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Awards & Distinctions 3
Coretta Scott King Book Awards, 1970-2020
Illustrator Honor, 2006
Notable Children's Books, 1995-2020
Commended, 2006
Notable Books for a Global Society, 1996-2020
Selection, 2006
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