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This is a discussion topic for the November 2024 Book of the Month, ""Dumb" Orphans: The Bundu Bunch Trilogy" by Allan Low

Did you find "Dumb" Orphans: The Bundu Bunch Trilogy by Allan Low adventurous?

I think is was quite a voyage through emotions, intelligence and bravery.

Absolutely, the struggle to get what to eat every day, traveling to a different country to school, the book was full of adventures and children will love that.

I found this book to very adventurous. I truly enjoyed the character descriptions and all of their endeavors. I love that as Aiyasha and Elah traveled through Africa to London, they listed the countries as numbers because they didn't know the names of them.

Yes I found their daily struggle for survival, their quest for education, and their unwavering hope in the face of adversity create a deeply moving and inspiring journey. The adventure lies in their resilience, their determination to overcome obstacles, and their unwavering belief in a brighter future.

Yes, it is very adventurous. The struggle of an everyday live through their eyes amd the hope they have makes an amazing journey in itself. An adventurous journey for a better future.

I found it very adventurous in different ways. First, the adventurous nature's of the Bundu Bunch and how they explored around where they lived and were each into different things. Secondly, the adventure across countries. And thirdly, the adventure throughout the characters' lives and how it changed a nation for the better.

Their entire lives are a succession of adventures. These children are intrepid and fearless. Their imagination didn't cease to amaze me. They always looked for solutions to the problems they faced.

Yes, I find it adventurous, as the children navigate challenges, survive hardships, and strive for a better future.

Yes, I found “Dumb” Orphans: The Bundu Bunch Trilogy to be quite adventurous. The children’s journey is filled with challenges and triumphs that kept me engaged throughout.

I thought it was very adventurous in several ways. First, it described the children’s adventures when they were young and living in poverty. It also described their adventures as adults, which I thought was a cool thing. I liked how their adult adventures related to the roles they played as children.