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    青空下的學堂 SAUNG LANGIT

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    青空下的學堂 SAUNG LANGIT

    “My dream is to eat fish.”

    How difficult must life be when even the smallest things have to become dreams? A School Beneath the Sky tells the story of three children’s groups in Tasikmalaya, as documented by Udu, an Indonesian frontline educator. Driven by their belief in education, several dedicated teachers quietly work in various ways to help disadvantaged children overcome the gaps and hardships they face in their daily lives. These children include those who make a living by scavenging and are unable to attend school, as well as orphans. Outside the walls of formal education, these children are given opportunities to learn, grow, and develop.



    Author Vudu Abdul Rahman
    Illustrator Leo Ruslan Aryandinata

    Format Paperback, Indonesian / Chinese
    Page(s) 149
    ISBN/ISBN13 /9789881255556
    Published Date Jan 01, 2016
    Publisher Slowork Publishing

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    Genre(s) Nonfiction
    Format Picture Book
    Audiences Kids, Young Adult

    Writing Focus Educational

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