Nya In A Long Walk To Water

Kobe Bryant once said, “Everything negative - pressure, challenges - is all an opportunity for me to rise”. This quote is demonstrated in both A Night Divided and A Long Walk to Water as in both books the characters face great challenges that allow them to rise above others. In A Night Divided by Jennifer A. Nielsen Gerta and her family are divided by the Berlin Wall. Gerta’s oldest brother, Dominique, and father are in the west and Gerta her other brother, Fritz, and their mother are in the east. They decide to tunnel under the wall to get to the west for a better life and to get back to their family. This is their escape story. In the story, A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park. Salva is in Sudan and his village is under attack by the rebels. He is separated from his family and must learn to survive the harsh conditions of Sudan to get to peace. The Salva’s family gets divided as and he is by himself. This is his account of his escape to the refugee camps. In both books, A Night divided by Jennifer A. Nielsen, and, A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park the authors use plot sequence to develop the theme, times of hardships and danger develop perseverance.

3. Nya fetches water at the lake by digging a hole in the damp clay leaked untilll seeped through at the bottom of the hole.

Survival is a good theme in the book “A Long Walk To Water” because Salva (the male character) has to go through a lot of discomfort, and needs to survive without his family. The first upcoming example of survival is when Salva gets left behind from the group of rebels in the barn, this happened because war came to Salva’s town and killed about everyone, while this was happening Salva was in school and needed to run into the brush where he found the rebels. When Salva gets left behind he doesn’t know what he’s going to do, but when he goes outside he finds a woman sitting on a bench, Salva didn’t know if this woman is Nuer or Dinka for Salva to know this he has to see the scar mark on the woman’s face. The woman

In the novel, A Long Walk To Water by Linda Sue Park, A girl named Nya was walking to water. A boy named salva was running away from war. Nya finally reached the water, and went home. Salva has started walking to a refugee camp in Ethiopia. Nya has moved by a lake to have water during a dry season, but after a couple months she goes back home. Salva finally reaches a refugee camp, but he eventually moves to different ones. The villagers in Nya’s village are improving their living space. Salva goes to live in America, but eventually goes back to Sudan to see his father. Nya’s village finished the improvements to their village. Then, Nya saw salva and went to say thank you for improving her village. Salva’s age changes throughout the story, at

A Long Walk to Water By Linda Sue Park Describes how How Salva Dut was driven out of Sudan because of war then moves to America and creates a organization to help villages in south Sudan get water. It first started when had to run away from his family and school because of war to a Ethiopian refugee camp. Then forced out of the camp by the Ethiopian government. Then leads a group of kids to a refugee camp in Kenya. After that he moved to America and created a organization that gets water for south Sudan. Also in the book Salva was making a well for a village and runs in to another character in the book.

A Long Walk To Water by Linda Sue Park shows how a little boy can get through the toughest times because Salva was a little boy who lived in a small village in Southern Sudan was attacked by the Nuer tribe because the village was Dinka. Salva ran with this other group, then they found a barn to sleep in. When Salva woke up he saw that everyone had left him, Salva then saw an old lady that gave him a bag of peanuts, also this lady convinced this other group that Salva would not be hassle to take with them. Salva then makes a friend named Marial and later finds his uncle. They later find them selves in a desert to sleep in. Marial goes missing when everyone wakes up, they think he was killed because there was blood in the spot Marial was sleeping

LInda Sue Park's’ book, A Long Walk To Water, consists of a boy named Salva who lives in Sudan Africa around the time period of 1985. One day while Salva is attending school like any other normal day, the students in Salva’s class hear gunshots right outside their classroom window! Salva’s teacher yells for everyone to duck under their desks. A few moments after they all take cover, Salva’s teacher peeks up from under the desk to see if all of the gun firing had stopped. Salva’s teacher yells for them to run, not to run home but to run far away from home. War has begun and Sudan is not ready.

''A Long Walk to Water'' is a novel by Linda Sue Park. It's based on a true story about a lost boy named Slava. He was Eleven years old and a member of the Dinka tribe living in the village of Loun- Ariik in Sudan. Slava runs away from the village because of the civil war. When Slava’s teacher told everyone to go into the bush, Slava eventually ran out with other people and then to a another place. Salva had a difficult situation because he faced the challenges of civil war and being separated from his family. Slava started his journey to find his family's. He walked with other people and to overcome many challenges to get foods. Salva survived his challenging environments because he had help from his uncle Jewiir and was able to live in refugee camps.

"A Long Walk To Water" by Linda Sue Park shows that even though Salva left his family because of war he still moved on. Salva is 11 years old and he is a Dinka. When rebels attacked his school he ran into the bush, leavening his family behind. After that, Salva joined many groups of people walking to Ethiopia. Later, Salva met a new friend and also learned that his uncle was part of the group but, both of them died, Salva's friend waso eaten by a lion, and his uncle was shot, and killed. Salva later arrived at a refuge camp but everyone was forced to leave. After years of moving from camp to camp, Salva was given a chance to go to America but, after a few years of being there he learned that his dad was still alive but was sick from drinking

" Long Walk To Water" is a book written by Sue Pork that is about a girl named Nya who has to walk hours to get water. Every day for one and a half years Nya had to travel a extremely long walk to get dirty water that would soon almost kill her family. An example how it was hard Nya is every night she had to bring home two gourds of heavy muddy water, She would never have enough time to go to school and get an education that she has always dreamed of because of the long walk. So the days kept going on, Nya getting water everyday and getting home at night. Until one day Nya sister, Akeer was sick from the water, her stomach hurt and Nya's family didn't know if they had enough money to go to the doctor. Akeer was sick and in so much

Walking for eight hours to get water that's not even clean isn't easy. “Nya” had to do walk everyday.“Nya’s” journey means both literally and symbolically and what she went through.

It’s a dry day in kabul and you get in your car to go to work you see a kid walking with a bucket you have a average work day and on your way home you see the kid still with no water with a face of dedication and exhaustion.”The Plight of Afghanistan”s Child Water Carriers” text by Sayeaed Jan Sabwoon and “For Afghan Kids,Hauling Water is a Living” video Zarif Nazar are about children carrying water to help their families and neighbors survive. The author’s portrayal in”the Plight of Afghanistan’s Child Water Carriers” text and the video”For Afghan Kids, Hauling Water is a Living” has several distinct differences and similarities.

Instead of travelling long distances to bring water, girls will be able to travel to school, and end the cycle of poverty their families are trapped in. In addition to this, people can grow crops and raise livestock. With the access to water, the possibilities are endless.

The documentary we watched in class was about water, or more specifically how the lack of clean, drinkable water was a major problem in developing countries. Two schoolgirls, Madison Richards and Samantha Noll, decided to create a documentary on the issue of water in order to spread awareness and identify possible solutions to the issue.

In rural Ethiopia, women and children walk up to six hours to collect water. Most people collect water from shallow, unprotected ponds which they share with animals. Other people collect water from shallow wells. Both of these sources are subject to contamination as rain water washes waste from surrounding areas into the source. The jugs women use to carry water back to the village weigh up to 40 pounds! Often, young children are left at home while their mother and older siblings collect water and their fathers