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Internationaler Buchtitel. In englischer Sprache. Verlag: Publishamerica, 148 Seiten, L=216mm, B=140mm, H=9mm, Gew.=195gr, [GR: 25580 - TB/Zeitgeschichte/Politik (ab 1949)], [SW: - Biogr… Meer...

Internationaler Buchtitel. In englischer Sprache. Verlag: Publishamerica, 148 Seiten, L=216mm, B=140mm, H=9mm, Gew.=195gr, [GR: 25580 - TB/Zeitgeschichte/Politik (ab 1949)], [SW: - Biography / Autobiography], Kartoniert/Broschiert, Klappentext: All is in place -- the beautiful house that Papa built is ready for move-in. Then, WWII breaks -- the Japanese army is coming! Everyone would need to evacuate and run to escape the wraths of war. We would have to leave everything behind we couldn't carryeverything including our beautiful home. As Once a Child Part One: Yesterday took you back to Anne's childhood in the Philippines and showed how quickly she found herself moving to America, where she and her siblings immediately found themselves struggling to fit in, Once a Child Part Two: Before Yesterday will take you back even further. This second half will go back as far as WWII, when her mother, the one person from whom Anne had always felt distant, narrates her own story of her childhood. This second part will teach you that there is a story behind everyone's actions -- how life is approached tomorrow has had a lot to do with what happened yesterday. This second half will be the aid to Anne's final part of healinggetting to understand the mother she always wanted to know before she ever became a motherBefore Yesterday. This story completes the journey of an innocent child who has endured pain, humility, and hardships in search for understanding, love, peace, and joy. All is in place -- the beautiful house that Papa built is ready for move-in. Then, WWII breaks -- the Japanese army is coming! Everyone would need to evacuate and run to escape the wraths of war. We would have to leave everything behind we couldn't carryeverything including our beautiful home. As Once a Child Part One: Yesterday took you back to Anne's childhood in the Philippines and showed how quickly she found herself moving to America, where she and her siblings immediately found themselves struggling to fit in, Once a Child Part Two: Before Yesterday will take you back even further. This second half will go back as far as WWII, when her mother, the one person from whom Anne had always felt distant, narrates her own story of her childhood. This second part will teach you that there is a story behind everyone's actions -- how life is approached tomorrow has had a lot to do with what happened yesterday. This second half will be the aid to Anne's final part of healinggetting to understand the mother she always wanted to know before she ever became a motherBefore Yesterday. This story completes the journey of an innocent child who has endured pain, humility, and hardships in search for understanding, love, peace, and joy.<