| Description |
220 pages ; 23 cm |
| Summary |
In this compelling narrative, Michael L. Buckler draws readers into the challenging, yet rewarding world of the Peace Corps. Inspired by his journals, the book recounts his life as a Peace Corps teacher after a heartbreaking divorce and a demanding legal career prompted him to make a change. Assigned to a village school in Malawi, Buckler opens his tiny home to three boys, embarking with them on a journey of cross-cultural discovery, personal sacrifice, and transformative growth. Determined to help his village, Buckler collaborates with community leaders to build a boarding school for girls. As momentum builds, a powerful bureaucrat tries to shut down the project and Buckler becomes discouraged. As he agonizes over whether to leave, the village takes matters into its own hands in a moving display of the persistent, courageous spirit of Malawi. -- Cover, p. 4. |
| Subject |
Buckler, Michael L.
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Volunteers -- Biography.
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Peace Corps (U.S.)
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Schools -- Malawi.
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| ISBN |
0761854010 |
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9780761854012 paperback alkaline paper |
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9780761854159 cloth alkaline paper |
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0761854150 cloth alkaline paper |
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