Description

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Growing up, Gentil Misigaro only knew the world as a place of loss, fear, and death. For fifteen years he and his family moved from country to country to escape the violence, but it followed them from their village in Congo to Rwanda and then Uganda. Through it all Gentil found strength and hope in music. When his family got the news that they had finally found a new home in Canada, Gentil saw his music as a powerful force that could bring positive change to his new homeland and to the world.

About the Author

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Natalie Hyde is the author of the bestselling novels Saving Armpit and Hockey Girl. Her many non-fiction titles include Glow-in-the-Dark Creatures. She lives with her family in southwestern Ontario.