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Wish You Happy Forever What Chinas Orphans Taught Me About Moving Mountains Bowen

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Wish You Happy Forever What Chinas Orphans Taught Me About Moving Mountains Bowen
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Publisher: HarperOne
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 4.68 MB
Author: Bowen, Jenny
ISBN: 9780062192011, 0062192019
Language: English
Year: 2014

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Wish You Happy Forever What Chinas Orphans Taught Me About Moving Mountains Bowen by Bowen, Jenny 9780062192011, 0062192019 instant download after payment.

In the summer of 1998, Jenny Bowen looked out her kitchen window onto her garden, and her life changed forever. Her 3-year-old daughter Maya, whom she and her husband adopted months earlier from an orphanage in China, had transformed from a frightened, sickly little girl to a joyous being thriving in an environment where she knew she was loved. Watching her daughter play, Jenny was overcome with the desire to help the orphaned girls she couldn’t bring home. And that’s when Half the Sky was born.
Wish You Happy Forever tells the story of China’s momentous progress in its treatment of orphaned and abandoned children. When Jenny began Half the Sky in 1998, determined to bring a caring adult into the life of every orphaned child, it seemed impossible that China would allow a foreigner to work inside government orphanages, let alone try to bring change. But gradually, after witnessing Half the Sky’s quiet perseverance and miraculous success, the Chinese government now not only trusts, but partners with Half the Sky to make life better for the children in its care.
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