Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Taking a Detour: Life Lessons from a Near-Death Experience and the Long Journey Back]( "Taking a Detour: Life Lessons from a Near-Death Experience and the Long Journey Back")
Taking a Detour: Life Lessons from a Near-Death Experience and the Long Journey Back23,99 €![The Modern Pleas for Comprehension: Toleration, and the Taking Away the Obligation to the Renouncing of the Covenant, Considered and Discussed]( "The Modern Pleas for Comprehension: Toleration, and the Taking Away the Obligation to the Renouncing of the Covenant, Considered and Discussed")
The Modern Pleas for Comprehension: Toleration, and the Taking Away the Obligation to the Renouncing of the Covenant, Considered and Discussed31,99 €![A Long Way from the Highway]( "A Long Way from the Highway")
A Long Way from the Highway23,99 €![THE LONG WAY HOME]( "THE LONG WAY HOME")
THE LONG WAY HOME32,99 €![THE LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY]( "THE LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY")
THE LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY21,99 €![Taking The Next Steps, From Not Being Able to Walk to Walking with the Power of My Words]( "Taking The Next Steps, From Not Being Able to Walk to Walking with the Power of My Words")
Taking The Next Steps, From Not Being Able to Walk to Walking with the Power of My Words21,99 €![The Long Way]( "The Long Way")
The Long Way "Home"25,99 €
"I thought I was escaping war. Instead, I found my way home." In the early 1970s, a wannabe hippie with a rootless, dysfunctional childhood searched for peace amid campus protests and cultural upheaval. Just weeks from earning her journalism degree, she faced a life-changing decision: let her new husband be drafted to Vietnam - or join him in the Peace Corps and leave the U.S. behind. Taking the Long Way Home: A Peace Corps Memoir of Brazil you is the true story of a young American couple's transformative journey to Northeast Brazil - a region still reeling from a failed revolution. There, amid intense heat, poverty, and beauty, they built a school, launched grassroots projects, and found themselves immersed in a world both foreign and deeply human.