Author: |
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Virginia Bickel
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Title: |
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All Aboard, Destination Unknown |
Moochable copies: |
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No copies available |
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Published in: |
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English |
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Paperback |
Pages: |
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95 |
Date: |
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2004-03-01 |
ISBN: |
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141371711X |
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PublishAmerica |
Weight: |
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0.38 pounds |
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0.0 x 0.0 x 0.0 inches |
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Previous givers: |
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2 Jasen Tracy (USA: TX), kwp (USA: CA) |
Previous moochers: |
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2 kwp (USA: CA), trudy2 (United Kingdom) |
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Description: |
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Product Description
All Aboard, Destination Unknown is a poignant story about four children who became good friends when they rode one of the Orphan Trains from New York City to a small town in Texas in the late twenties. Fortunately, prospective parents in the same town chose the four of them: Peter, Amanda, Jason, and Laura. Some had better homes than others, but all had difficulties to overcome. Peter was the glue that held the four together. Peter, eleven years old when he was put into the Placing Out program, was especially attentive to a frightened five-year-old, Amanda. She depended on him more and more as time went by. You’ll laugh and sometimes want to cry as you become friends with these children as they face the challenges of growing up in adoptive homes that were, in the beginning, places totally strange to them.
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DENNIS DE ROSE (USA: NY) (2010/01/07): All Aboard, Destination Unknown is a poignant story about four children who became good friends when they rode one of the Orphan Trains from New York City to a small town in Texas in the late twenties. Fortunately, prospective parents in the same town chose the four of them: Peter, Amanda, Jason, and Laura. Some had better homes than others, but all had difficulties to overcome. Peter was the glue that held the four together. Peter, eleven years old when he was put into the Placing Out program, was especially attentive to a frightened five-year-old, Amanda. She depended on him more and more as time went by. You’ll laugh and sometimes want to cry as you become friends with these children as they face the challenges of growing up in adoptive homes that were, in the beginning, places totally strange to them.
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http://bookmooch.com/141371711X |
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