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Two lonely girls Two distant continents. Two widely dissimilar ways of life. When twelve-year-old Jessica is orphaned, Aunt Sophia takes her to live in California. Thrown among people who are too busy for her, she wonders whether she will ever find a place to belong. Then her Sunday school teacher invites her to join a trip to the Himalayas to tell children about Jesus. Jessica doesn't know Jesus, but she does want to see the Himalayas. While there, she meets Sarita, a girl her own age who works in the fields to earn her food. Sarita's life experience is so different from her own Jessica…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Two lonely girls Two distant continents. Two widely dissimilar ways of life. When twelve-year-old Jessica is orphaned, Aunt Sophia takes her to live in California. Thrown among people who are too busy for her, she wonders whether she will ever find a place to belong. Then her Sunday school teacher invites her to join a trip to the Himalayas to tell children about Jesus. Jessica doesn't know Jesus, but she does want to see the Himalayas. While there, she meets Sarita, a girl her own age who works in the fields to earn her food. Sarita's life experience is so different from her own Jessica wonders if they have anything in common. Yet a surprise friendship grows, and Jessica learns it is not always the person with an easy life who finds true happiness.
Autorenporträt
Alison Cheah lives with her husband in northern California near to where Aunt Sophia and Uncle Winston live. They attend Chinese Church in Christ which is the model for the church where Jessica meets Miss Melody. None of the characters in the book are based on any church members. When Alison is not writing, she babysits her grandchildren and, for a complete change, leads Bible Studies for middle school students. Her favorite way to spend an evening is immersed in a story.