Amina's country has been taken over by a new regime where women
have no rights and it is not safe to question the leader. The
citizens are ranked by their age, status and family heritage. Amina
is constantly dreaming of a better and safer life where she can
speak freely without risking arrest, or worse. When civil war
breaks out, Amina's family is brutally torn apart. Forced to leave
their quiet village life, and fearful of the future, Amina and her
sister Jenna begin a long journey to a refugee camp. To keep their
minds off the grief and horror, Amina tells her sister stories
about the stars they can see in the night sky. This award-winning
book delivers a powerful message about the importance of
imagination, hope and friendship in the darkest times.
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