THESE BE PICTURES, PICTURES OF AFRICA

Book Cover

SALVA DUT

Linda Sue Park (The Author)

Salva's Charity Logo

Child Affected by the Drought.

Lions, An African native

AK-47, A favorite of the Rebels

Giraffes, More African Natives

Cracked Earth, Courtesy of the Drought

Typical African Village

All of these pictures perfectly represent the theme and happenings of the story in A Long Walk To Water. Study them deeply, learn from their pixels, and become one with the earth mother.

Modern Art, Modern Africa

This picture is an artist's representation of the tragic journey that Salva and his band of Lost Boys went on, in order to reach the refuge camps in Kenya. The terrors are apparent within the canvas, through the likeness of the blazing hot sun, the cloudless sky, and the fearsome alligator nearby the route of travel. The alligator is extremely important, because at one point in the story Salva is forced to either swim across a river of alligators, or be shot in the face by evil soldiers. This post is here to remind us all, when we all travel through Africa at some point within our lives, that alligators are a-plenty, and alligators are unforgiving.

ANIMOTO ALL ACROSS AFRICA

http://animoto.com/play/jwJMZl44xgJx1q00vygreg

This animoto is all about Salva Dut and his magnificent journey to bring water to all of Sudan. Look into the deeper messages portrayed by the crude representation of cinema. Go donate 10 bucks or something, that'll serve a village in sudan for months. Yay Charity!!!!

http://www.waterforsouthsudan.org/

YO DAWG I HEARD YOU LIKE MOSAICS

This is a word mosaic, which has been created for your viewing pleasure through a glorious website known as  wordchef.com. Every single word within the mosaic is relative to the tragic events that take place within A Long Walk To Water. Notice the presence of words such as: Uncle, Dinka, Tribe, Need, Drought, etc. Very beautiful, no?