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Esma Farouk, Lost in the Souk - Lisa Boersen, Hasna Elbaamrani Barefoot it’s the children who canEsma is excited to be visiting family in Morocco for the summer. She can't wait to explore the souk a giant market full of incredible acrobats, delicious smelling spices, and cheeky monkeys. But while Esma is being charmed by swaying snakes, she loses track of Mama and Auntie Fatima. Esma is lost! With the help of the souk's lively inhabitants Esma makes a daring plan to find her mama. Will she be brave enough to step up and stand out? Esma Farouk,