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Julius Achon is the director of the Achon Uganda Children's Fund, a charity whose mission is to improve the quality of life in rural Uganda. He was captured at 12 and turned into a boy soldier; then miraculously found a career as one of the world's foremost middle-distance runners. How these life . The Boy Who Runs: The Odyssey of Julius Achon. John Brant. Ballantine, $27 (p) ISBN In this fantastic biography, Brant narratives the life of Julius Achon, a boy soldier who.  · Thus begins the extraordinary odyssey of Julius Achon, a journey that takes a barefoot twelve-year-old boy from a village in northern Uganda to the rebel camp of the notorious Lord’s Resistance Army, where he was made a boy soldier, and then, miraculously, to a career as one of the world’s foremost middle-distance runners.

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“The Boy Who Runs tells Julius Achon’s story with gripping detail and anecdote, while never once slipping into cliché or sentimentality. It’s an inspiring tale of linked cultures—African and American—and what they can achieve together.” —Amby Burfoot, editor-at-large, Runner’s World. The Boy Who Runs: The Odyssey of Julius Achon. John Brant. Ballantine, $27 (p) ISBN In this fantastic biography, Brant narratives the life of Julius Achon, a boy soldier who. The main character of "The boy Who Runs" is Julius Achon. Julius was very outgoing and determined when he knew he wanted to be a runner. The only problem is getting out of his little city in Uganda with no cars or way of anybody even knowing he was alive. He first started getting known around