On My Brothers' Shoulders
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Author: Ty Andre
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 288
One evening in 1952, a young woman walked down to the Mekong River carrying her baby boy in a home-made basket. She lit a candle and stood it in the basket, then set her baby adrift on the stream. Miraculously, the child was rescued by a fisherman and taken to a Catholic mission on the island of Cu Lao Gieng. The little boy was named 'Ty', meaning 'billion', because his chances of surviving were a billion to one. This is the story of that one-in-a-billion chance. 'A story of remarkable achievement.' - Jack Thompson
Author: Ty Andre
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 288
One evening in 1952, a young woman walked down to the Mekong River carrying her baby boy in a home-made basket. She lit a candle and stood it in the basket, then set her baby adrift on the stream. Miraculously, the child was rescued by a fisherman and taken to a Catholic mission on the island of Cu Lao Gieng. The little boy was named 'Ty', meaning 'billion', because his chances of surviving were a billion to one. This is the story of that one-in-a-billion chance. 'A story of remarkable achievement.' - Jack Thompson
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Ty Andre
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 288
One evening in 1952, a young woman walked down to the Mekong River carrying her baby boy in a home-made basket. She lit a candle and stood it in the basket, then set her baby adrift on the stream. Miraculously, the child was rescued by a fisherman and taken to a Catholic mission on the island of Cu Lao Gieng. The little boy was named 'Ty', meaning 'billion', because his chances of surviving were a billion to one. This is the story of that one-in-a-billion chance. 'A story of remarkable achievement.' - Jack Thompson
Author: Ty Andre
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 288
One evening in 1952, a young woman walked down to the Mekong River carrying her baby boy in a home-made basket. She lit a candle and stood it in the basket, then set her baby adrift on the stream. Miraculously, the child was rescued by a fisherman and taken to a Catholic mission on the island of Cu Lao Gieng. The little boy was named 'Ty', meaning 'billion', because his chances of surviving were a billion to one. This is the story of that one-in-a-billion chance. 'A story of remarkable achievement.' - Jack Thompson
On My Brothers' Shoulders