Now living in ________**, Jena misses her **________.
She is worried about her friends in _________.
To commemorate her great-grandmother, Jena drew a ________** and two **________ that symbolize _________.
Jena admires Dr. _________.
After learning about her story, Jena was inspired to visit ________** one day and become a **________ in the future to help her people in _________.
Every night, before going to sleep, Jena thinks of ________**: the streets she used to walk, her **________, and the sound of the _________ behind broken walls.
Jena wants to become an _________ teacher to help children in Gaza learn new _________.
In her school library, most children’s books are about peaceful things, like _________ with mom, _________ in a sunny park, and eating _________.
The kids in those stories are always ________** and always **________.
But in ________**, many children have lost their **________.
Jena wishes there were books that told the ________**, that didn’t pretend everything was okay, but instead gently brought **________.
This makes Jena feel very, very _________.