Uprooted - Sparling Migwans, Joan
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Overcoming the anguish of becoming a widow with four young children, Joan is determined to offer them the ultimate field trip. Accepting a teaching position at an international school, she takes her children to live in Aleppo, Syria in August 2005. Uprooted from the ease of their Canadian home to live and travel in a world totally outside their comfort zone, they are challenged with different languages, religions, customs, monetary systems, climate, and general world view. Journey through pre-war Aleppo to discover the splendour of this once vibrant city. Join in their adventures throughout…mehr

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Overcoming the anguish of becoming a widow with four young children, Joan is determined to offer them the ultimate field trip. Accepting a teaching position at an international school, she takes her children to live in Aleppo, Syria in August 2005. Uprooted from the ease of their Canadian home to live and travel in a world totally outside their comfort zone, they are challenged with different languages, religions, customs, monetary systems, climate, and general world view. Journey through pre-war Aleppo to discover the splendour of this once vibrant city. Join in their adventures throughout the Middle East and Europe, appreciating how other cultures influenced their lives and world view. Meet their new friends and hear about the impact of the subsequent Syrian war on their neighbours. Get inspired to become uprooted in your own life, and gain a wider understanding of this global community in which we live.
Autorenporträt
Even as a young child Joan Sparling Migwans was always conjuring up stories and filling them with colorful characters, sharing them with anyone and everyone who would listen. Since then, she has taught hundreds of children to develop stories of their own. Born in Saskatchewan and raised in Ottawa, Joan's teaching career began in fly-in First Nation communities in Northern Manitoba, followed by thirty years with the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board. Her international teaching experience included two years in Aleppo, Syria, and a year in Sendai, Japan. As the widowed mother of four children, now young adults, Joan is retired from teaching and enjoying writing her own stories. She lives on Manitoulin Island, in Northern Ontario, Canada. This is her first book.