Aziza: The Voice of the Forgotten
About this ebook
Created for children aged 6 to 12, this book follows Sister Aziza, a Comboni missionary born in Eritrea who chooses to devote her life to caring for people in need.
From Africa to the Holy Land, Aziza lives alongside communities affected by war, poverty and displacement. She cares for the sick and wounded, comforts orphans, supports refugees and stands beside women who have experienced violence and human trafficking.
Wherever she goes, Aziza listens to those whose voices are too often ignored. With courage, compassion and determination, she shows that standing beside another person can become a way of crossing borders, building bridges and restoring hope.
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About the author
Nina Corbil is the pen name of an Italian author and dreamer who loves creating illustrated books for children. The books currently published on Lulu are part of an evolving publishing project developed over several years and now presented in new Lulu editions. More titles and editions in other languages will be added over time.
Through true stories, inspiring people, cultures, traditions and ideas from around the world, her books encourage young readers to explore life with curiosity, empathy and critical thinking.
Her first series, People of Our Time, introduces children to women and men whose courage, knowledge, solidarity and commitment have helped make society a better place. The series includes books inspired by contemporary figures such as Autumn Peltier, Malala Yousafzai, José Andrés, Sister Aziza and Pope Leo XIV. To make reading even more engaging, the paperback editions include themed activities connected to each featured person.
The illustrations are created with the support of artificial intelligence and are selected, adapted and integrated into the final works by the author.
Nina Corbil’s books are created for families, schools, libraries and all children who love learning through stories.
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Official website and online games: https://www.ninacorbil.com
