A young Egyptian slave girl discovers faith, belonging, and freedom in Abraham's camp in this biblical retelling.
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A young Egyptian slave girl discovers faith, belonging, and freedom in Abraham's camp in this biblical retelling.
Pounding hooves. The flash of a sword. Rough arms drag Miu onto a horse, and her childhood changes in a moment. Captured at six-years-old by a band of raiders, Miu is eventually sold to Abraham as a slave for his wife, Sarah. Miu soon learns that many in Abrahams camp -- including a young Egyptian woman, Hagar -- worship an extraordinary God. Hagar insists that He is good. But does Abraham's God have anything good to give to Miu, or is He interested only in taking things away? Where I Belong is ...
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Capture by raiders briefly described from child's perspective
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Central themes of faith, worship of Abraham's God, and spiritual discovery
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Protagonist captured and sold into slavery as a child
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