A Song for Cambodia
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In his Cambodian village, Arn's home was filled with music and laughter. But when the Khmer Rouge arrived, Arn's world was turned upside down and he never saw his family again. Arn worked in a labor camp for children for four long years, where he was chosen to play the khim, a traditional wooden stringed instrument. Today, Arn is recognized around the world for his efforts to bring healing to Cambodia and his commitment to preserving the Cambodian songs and instruments that saved his life.
Special Populations: Refugees
Culture/Community: Cambodian / Cambodian American
Heritage & History: Asian American/Pacific Islander Heritage and History
Themes for Children: Art, Music, Dance, and Drama, When Things Are Hard
Format: Picture Book
Audiobook: No
Age Level: 6-9
Publisher: Lee & Low Books
Book Series: The Refugee Experience: Books for Children