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God's Buried Children

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God's Buried Children is a true story about Daniel, an orphan in Romania. Daniel runs away from an orphanage and lives on the streets and in sewers during a revolution in 1989. He escapes the police and Secret Service, eventually flying to the U.S. with Mariana's help. The book also shares other stories, like those of adopted children and a child seeking revenge on his family.

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Daniel Farcaș

Daniel Farcaș is a Romanian-born memoirist whose writing draws on childhood under Nicolae Ceaușescu's communist regime. God’s Buried Children grew from journals describing orphanage life, homelessness, and survival among children living in Bucharest's streets and underground spaces.

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Reading time
About 4 hours
Pages
138
Language
English
Genre
Memoir
Formats
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