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The Clay Marble

The Clay Marble

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When civil war in Cambodia erupts, 12-year old Dara and her family are forced out of their home and flee to the Thai-Cambodian border where they find food, refuge and even friends. But this security is short-lived as fighting and shelling hit the camp. In the ensuing chaos, Dara is separated from her family, and it will take everything that she has and more to bring the people she loves back together again.
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