Books by Greg Mortenson
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review 1: It is a true story of how one man can make a difference in lives of so many children in a remote village of Pakistan. This remarkable and compassionate individual spends his gift of time for those in need. This story will amaze and inspire young minds to work together as a comm...
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review 1: In the book Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin, the purpose of the book is to expand the reader’s knowledge by teaching the reader about Greg Mortenson’s journey from glancing at children taking classes outside to seeing a finished school. Greg Mortenson ...
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review 1: Mortenson's actions give insights into how personal actions can fight terrorism by confronting a foreign policy dilemma. This book describes the efforts of Mortenson's team to establish schools in the northeast corner of Afghanistan. Interrupted briefly by a major earthquake, the...
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review 1: I love this story due to its flawless illustrations. They are beautifully textured and embedded with cultural significance. The Korphe children wear unique garments that are wonderfully depicted through the use of cloth like illustrations. The story the author tells is his own. T...
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review 1: Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin is a very touching book that describes the struggles of the children of Pakistan and Afghanistan who can’t get an education like American children. An American man who is Greg Mortenson tries to climb the second highest m...
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review 1: It was pretty good.
review 2: "Kadang-kadang orang bukan Islam lebih nampak Islam daripada orang Islam sendiri."
review 2: "Kadang-kadang orang bukan Islam lebih nampak Islam daripada orang Islam sendiri."
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review 1: True or not, it was a good read.
review 2: Loved this book--it's so disappointing years later to find out that it was not entirely true :(
review 2: Loved this book--it's so disappointing years later to find out that it was not entirely true :(