This is a story that needs to be told. The horrors that face children in Sudan on a daily basis requires the world's attention. Sam Childers found himself as an unintended protector of these children and he has made it his life's work. However, the book spends far too much time on his pre-Sudan life and like most memoirs becomes self-serving and reads like a cry for attention. It's why I rarely read memoirs. But in this case, the ends do justify the means and I recommend this book.

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