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“Gege is very sick,” the doctor said. “We will have to amputate his legs.”

Batzul wondered: Who named wolves “wolves”? But no one could tell him the answer.

Niang was not trying to be rude. She just didn’t understand what the children were asking.

Suddenly, the plastic windows on the second floor blew away in a gust of wind.

“Let me show you how to pray,” Paula said. “It’s easy.”

“What did he mean when he said that?” one asked.

Bakani said, “There are also some people who think that we as people came from monkeys or baboons. This again is not true because God created us."

Now she was worried. She didn’t know where else to look.

Every month a new box arrived, and every month Jaira and her brothers wrote thank-you letters.

“This box is a blessing from God,” Father said. “Let’s thank God now.”

“Why do your daughters smile so much instead of looking mostly sad like my little sisters?” she asked.

One of her daughters, Nabaa, had some difficulties at the school, and the school ended up asking her to leave

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