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The Long Ride : A Story of Adoption & the Family of God - Hardcover

Don Regier

 
9780825435775: The Long Ride : A Story of Adoption & the Family of God

Synopsis

In side one, readers will meet two little Chinese girls—Funni Unni and Bei Be—who live in an orphanage on the other side of the world. Their story begins with a long ride to meet their new family.

In side two, the readers meet a family searching for two little girls. Their story is of a long ride around the world where they meet two little girls with black hair, button noses, and bright eyes as black as coal.

The journeys combine in the middle of the book where the two groups become a family.

With gorgeous, detailed illustrations, this book will be treasured not only by families who have adopted but by families of all kinds.

  • In 1996, U.S. citizens adopted over 11,300 foreign born children (U. S. Department of State)
  • Incredibly detailed illustrations will engage children and adults alike
  • Flip-book style tells two stories in one

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About the Author

Karen Pritchett was born in Punxsutawney, Penn. (think Groundhog Day!), went to college in Pittsburgh, and then moved to Brooklyn. In addition to being a college professor teaching art for fashion design at FIT and at Pratt Institute in New York City, she owns and operate a bed & breakfast in Ocean Grove, New Jersey. She is the illustrator for a variety of children’s books including The Secret Garden, Grimm’s Fairty Tales, and The Gift.

From the Back Cover

A unique two-sided book that tells two sides of the same story. In side one, readers will meet two little Chinese girls Funni Unni and Bei Be who live in an orphanage on the other side of the world. Their story begins with a long ride to meet their new family.

In side two the readers meet a family searching for two little girls. Their story is of a long ride around the world where they meet two little girls with black hair, button noses, and bright eyes as black as coal.

The journeys combine in the middle of the book where the two groups become a family.

With gorgeous, detailed illustrations, this book will be treasured not only by families who have adopted but by families of all kinds.

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