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Honesty and hope: Presenting human rights issues to teenagers through fiction

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  1. Derby, U.K.

    Gwenda Bond (librarian and freelance journalist based)

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She is married to a Baptist minister, and is the author ofThe Answered Call: William Carey and the Dawn of Modern Missions (Harper Collins Religious, 1992).

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Bond, G. Honesty and hope: Presenting human rights issues to teenagers through fiction. Child Lit Educ 25, 41–53 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02355344

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