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Matthew, Mark, Luke and John

por Pearl S. Buck

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Abandoned by their American GI fathers and Korean mothers, four young boys live under a bridge as a family with Matthew, the oldest, serving as the father. Sam, an American soldier invites them to the Christmas party on base, where the boys begin a new life. Sam and his wife adopt Matthew who continues to worry about those left behind. An inspiring story of self-reliance, compassion and moral courage in the face of daunting odds, this book deals with racial prejudice, abandonment and the responsibility of being a father to a family.… (más)
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This one has a story behind it. A few weeks earlier, a neighbor and I were discussing books we'd read as children that we associated with Christmas. This Pearl Buck novel was her absolute favorite, but it was out of print; she'd searched for it since then and couldn't find a copy. One bookstore owner even told her it had never been published in English, but she knew that was untrue, because she'd read it in English as a child. I had never heard of the book. But I searched online, found a copy, and ordered it for her. Unfortunately, it arrived in January, too late for Xmas. I quickly read it myself and then presented it to her. When she saw it, she actually screamed with surprise and delight.

The novel is about the unwanted Eurasian children of American soldiers left in Korea after the war. Parts of it are quite bleak, but the ending is uplifting.
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Abandoned by their American GI fathers and Korean mothers, four young boys live under a bridge as a family with Matthew, the oldest, serving as the father. Sam, an American soldier invites them to the Christmas party on base, where the boys begin a new life. Sam and his wife adopt Matthew who continues to worry about those left behind. An inspiring story of self-reliance, compassion and moral courage in the face of daunting odds, this book deals with racial prejudice, abandonment and the responsibility of being a father to a family.

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