Selected Product: no picture available | Three Cups of Tea Audio Casset Author: Greg Mortenson Publisher: Playaway Release Date: 2008-09 ISBN-10: 1606405802 ISBN-13: 9781606405802 List Price: $64.99 Average Customer Rating: | | The Difference a Day Makes: 365 Ways to Change Your World in Just 24 Hours ISBN-10: 1577314751 ISBN-13: 9781577314752 List Price:$12.95 Ascent from Darkness ISBN-10: 0972948015 ISBN-13: 9780972948012 List Price:$24.95 The Camel Bookmobile: A Novel (P.S.) ISBN-10: 0061173495 ISBN-13: 9780061173493 List Price:$13.95 |
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In 1993 Greg Mortenson was the exhausted survivor of a failed attempt to ascend K2, an American climbing bum wandering emaciated and lost through Pakistan’s Karakoram Himalaya. After he was taken in and nursed back to health by the people of an impoverished Pakistani village, Mortenson promised to return one day and build them a school. From that rash, earnest promise grew one of the most incredible humanitarian campaigns of our time—Greg Mortenson’s one-man mission to counteract extremism by building schools, especially for girls, throughout the breeding ground of the Taliban. Award-winning journalist David Oliver Relin has collaborated on this spellbinding account of Mortenson’s incredible accomplishments in a region where Americans are often feared and hated. In pursuit of his goal, Mortenson has survived kidnapping, fatwas issued by enraged mullahs, repeated death threats, and wrenching separations from his wife and children. But his success speaks for itself. At last count, his Central Asia Institute had built fifty-five schools. Three Cups of Tea is at once an unforgettable adventure and the inspiring true story of how one man really is changing the world—one school at a time. Required Reading... | Customer Rating: | | ... for anyone who wishes to plant the seed of Democracy and ensure the security of our own. | Incredible story and a wonderful read | Customer Rating: | | Inspiring, funny, unbelievable, made me cry, and made me want to be a better person. I wish I could say something more to do justice to this incredible story. Tell all of your friends and READ THIS BOOK!! | Wonderfully written and fascinating true story | Customer Rating: | | This story, about a single person who made it possible to build dozens of schools in Pakistan and Afghanistan for both boys and girls, provides a view into the people and culture of these two countries that is just so hard for Americans to get. If there is a better way for Americans to make the case for freedom, tolerance, and equality, peace, i certainly don't know what it could be. | Inspiring! | Customer Rating: | | Out of all the books I have read in my life so far this was the best. I have traveled the world in the past 5 years on mission's trips to help others. I must say this book has wanted to make me make a difference. I want to become a world changer because of it. Many times through out the book with the excellent writings of Relin and Mortenson I found myself standing and walking a side of Greg. I can't recommend this book enough. I have purchased many copies to give to friend's world wide. Please read it!! | Job well done Greg sahib! | Customer Rating: | | Excellent book, highly impressed by Greg's efforts to educate girls in the part of the world, where even a local Pakistani would fear to start such a project. Greg certainly did a wonderful job of understanding and blending himself with the local people, inorder to fully understand poor village people's problems he related himself with the local people to an extent that, he could see their problem from their perspective. Mr.Relin has done justice in telling the story of Greg's epic journey. Two thumbs up highly recommended reading. |
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