Continuing the narrative of her first bestselling memoir, My Maasai Life, Wiszowaty's adventures and explorations in community development reveal the realities of a girl finding her voice- and her identity.
Growing up in suburban Illinois, Robin Wiszowaty leads a typical middle-class American life.
This anthology offers readers a glimpse into the lives of authors worldwide whose struggles, changes, losses, and unknowns during the COVID-19 pandemic brought them courage, strength, resilience, hope, and unexpected blessings.
Young readers follow a young Robin Wiszowaty as she travels to Kenya for the first time. Living with the Maasai people, Robin explores the land with her new family as they get water, find wood, and sing songs.
... Wiszowaty not to worry and that he would take care of the problem.9 B. The Threat to Clark on August 20 Clark testified that on August 20 at or about 6 or 6:30 p.m. , and after he had punched out for the day , he saw Wiszowaty come into ...
The edition is introduced by a philological discussion of the text and an account of Wiszowaty's life and intellectual profile.