Review
Have you ever picked up a book and were so fascinated with it you found it difficult to put down? For me this was one of those books. . . .The story is simply told and easy to understand. The day the books arrived I took this one to read to my Bible class. They loved it. (Ann Bales
All About Families Newsletter )<br /><br />A heartwarming story with the theme of being chosen, this book is a must read for families contemplating either foreign or domestic adoption. Even non-adoptive families will find the book to be inspirational. (Jackie Riley
Baptists Today )<br /><br />"With its beautiful Asian-inspired illustrations, this book touches on themes common to anyone who's taken on the international adoption processothe paperwork, the travel, the fatigue, that first meeting, and, most importantly, God's presence in the processoand explains them to your child in a gentle, uplifting way." (
Christianity Today ) --1
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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