Follow the author's trips as a single Baha'i woman to Buryatia, a republic in Russian Siberia, to adopt three Buryat children growing up in orphanages there. Her journeys in 1998 and 2001 describe a little known post-Soviet country, the ancestral home of Genghis Khan, as it struggles with monumental change and poverty, but also experiences a resurgence of traditional Buryat culture needed to build new hope for the future. Join a modern day odyssey of the heart and spirit, mixed with a little luck and humor, and see how one family's lives will never be the same.
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I heard the author talk,
This review is from: Siberian Pearls: A Buryat Journey (Paperback)
I heard the author give a talk about Buryat culture, her trips, shamanism and the Baha'i religion. What an experience. How did she do it? I'm waiting for her sequel.
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