Love Made Me An Inventor: The Story of Maggy Barankitse - Humanitarian, Genocide Survivor, Citizen without BordersCatholic Media Association Book Award Winner, Second Place, Life and Dignity of the Person Catholic Media Association Book Winner, Honorable Mention, Biography Nautilus Book Award Winner, First Place, Heroic Journeys Illumination Book Award Winner, Outstanding Book of the Year 2026 Association of Catholic Publishers Award Winner, Excellence in Publishing Foreword by Emmanuel Katongole In a time of national political division, Maggy Barankitse

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