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Beyond the Ozarks

Young Adult Novel About Refugees

KUAF | By Clint Schnekloth

Published June 12, 2018 at 11:50 AM CDT

Pastor Clint Schnekloth continues his suggestions for summer reading by turning us toward a young adult novel. He reccomends Refugee by Alan Gratz.

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