Strength in What Remains

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Strength in What Remains is a nonfiction book by Tracy Kidder that chronicles the harrowing journey of a Burundian refugee rebuilding his life in the United States after surviving civil war and genocide.

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instanceOf nonfiction book
author Tracy Kidder
awardYear 2010
basedOn life of Deogratias Niyizonkiza
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception generally positive reviews
describedAs chronicle of a Burundian refugee rebuilding his life in the United States after civil war and genocide
genre biographical literature
journalistic narrative
nonfiction
hasFormat audiobook
hardcover
paperback
hasISBN 978-1-4000-6754-9
hasSubject ethnic violence in the African Great Lakes region
medical training and public health
language English
literaryForm narrative nonfiction
mainCharacter Deogratias Niyizonkiza
narrativePerspective third-person
notableAward Dayton Literary Peace Prize for Nonfiction
pageCount approximately 300
partOf Tracy Kidder bibliography
precededBy Mountains Beyond Mountains
publicationYear 2009
publisher Random House
setting Boston
Burundi
New York City
Rwanda
subject Burundian refugee experience
civil war in Burundi
genocide
immigration to the United States
rebuilding life after trauma
theme cross-cultural understanding
humanitarianism
memory and trauma
refugees
resilience
survival
the American dream
timePeriod 1990s
Burundian Civil War
early 21st century

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Tracy Kidder notableWork Strength in What Remains
Splendour in the Grass hasLine Strength in what remains behind
linked to: Strength in What Remains
John Tracy Kidder notableWork Strength in What Remains
John Tracy Kidder wrote Strength in What Remains