My Father, Maker of the Trees: How I Survived the Rwandan Genocide
by Tracey D. Lawrence, Eric Irivuzumugabe
My Father, Maker of the Trees is a memoir about surviving the Rwandan genocide. Through its focus on personal experience, family, and remembrance, the book offers readers a human perspective on historical trauma, endurance, and the lasting importance of bearing witness.
About This Book
My Father, Maker of the Trees presents a personal account connected to the Rwandan genocide.
Written by Tracey D. Lawrence and Eric Irivuzumugabe, the book focuses on survival, memory, and the human consequences of violence.
Its subject matter places individual experience within one of the defining tragedies of Rwanda’s history.
This memoir is suited to readers seeking personal perspectives on genocide, resilience, and remembrance.
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