Miracle in Amuru by Oscar Ranzo

Miracle in Amuru tells a moving, emotionally rich story about the danger of bias and the strength of empathy. When the water in a village well in Amuru suddenly turns black, the community unjustly blames Lubanga Jah—simply because he is an albino. As fear escalates and a manhunt begins, what will it take for Jah to clear his name and restore peace? Addressing themes of non-discrimination, kindness, and social justice, this story invites young readers to reflect on fairness and the consequences of prejudice.