Review by Christopher Barnhart

Sklavin, the audiobook by Mende Nazer, Damien Lewis, and narrated by Dennenesch Zoudé, is a gripping and emotional account of a young Sudanese girl's experience as a slave. The story is both heart-wrenching and inspiring, as it tells the tale of Mende's journey from a happy childhood in a small village to being kidnapped and sold into slavery at the age of 12.

Zoudé's narration is powerful and heartfelt, bringing Mende's story to life in a way that is both engaging and emotional. Her voice captures the pain and suffering that Mende endures, as well as the hope and determination that she holds onto throughout her ordeal.

The book is not only a personal account of Mende's experience but also sheds light on the larger issue of slavery in Sudan and the efforts to fight against it. It is a powerful and important read that will leave a lasting impact on anyone who listens to it.

Summary by Christopher Barnhart

Sklavin is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the reality of modern-day slavery and the strength of the human spirit to overcome it. The combination of Mende's story, Lewis's writing, and Zoudé's narration make this an unforgettable audiobook that should not be missed.