May Arlene Prince

She survived the massacre. Now she must survive the silence. In a village scorched by war and silence, Nia, a twelve-year-old Sudanese girl, emerges from the ashes with one mission: to find her little brother Kojo, kidnapped by traffickers during a brutal night of violence. Her journey is one of raw survival, haunted memories, and impossible odds. Through deserts, bloodied fields, and refugee trails, Nia endures hunger, fear, betrayal, and even kindness-fragments of humanity in a shattered world.
A worn amulet, a carved bird, and her brother's last cry are all she carries, but her love becomes her armor. When the Sky Forgets to Cry is a visceral, soul-searing tale of resilience, trauma, and hope. More than a story, it's a voice for the voiceless-a journey you will never forget, from the depths of despair to the breathless beauty of a long-awaited reunion. This is not just survival. It is a reclamation of love, identity, and the right to be remembered.