
The Memory of Love
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Stories of love and betrayal reveal the long aftermath of Sierra Leone's civil war.
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The Memory of Love explores memory and war’s aftermath, while Ancestor Stones widens the perspective with four women’s family stories. A Long Way Gone is Beah’s autobiographical testimony and also has a Polish edition. Little Family offers a separate fictional story of young people seeking community. Syl Cheney-Coker’s Sacred River opens a route into expansive, myth-infused fiction.
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Stories of love and betrayal reveal the long aftermath of Sierra Leone's civil war.
Four aunts recount family history and a West African country’s transformations across the twentieth century.

Beah’s memoir describes his experience as a child soldier and his journey from war to rehabilitation.
Sarah Crichton Books / Farrar, Straus and Giroux
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