When twelve-year-old Anais hears the warning cry-"They're coming!"-her world changes forever. With her little sister Tatiana clinging to her, she flees into the Rwandan bush, leaving behind the only home and family she has ever known. As violence rages around them, Anaïs must summon a strength beyond her years to protect her sister, stay alive, and escape the country. Set during the Rwandan genocide of 1994, this story is told through the eyes of a child who refuses to let her spirit be broken. It is a powerful tale of survival, resilience, family, and hope. Written by Amana (Amarna Lashawn) in 2008 as part of her English GCSE coursework. Inspired by her desire for justice and peace-and by her little sister, Kyanne. We lost Amana in 2016 to a quad bike accident while on holiday. This book is released to mark ten years without her in our lives and to commemorate the millions lost to war around the world. If you would like to help support our fight for change and raise awareness of helmet safety, please visit www.missingmarna.co.uk.