Sadako And A Thousand Paper Cranes /

It is impossible to dislike or forget this book.- Booklist The atomic bombs dropped on Japan in World War II caused the death and disability of thousands of people. The radiation, which started to show its effects ten years after the bomb was dropped, unfortunately caused many children and young people to get sick. Sadako was one of them. The star of her school's track and field team, Sadako was a lively and energetic girl. However, one day, he started to suffer from pain and weakening. He soon learned the sad news that he had contracted leukemia. According to Japanese tradition, anyone who makes a thousand paper cranes will have their wish granted. Without losing hope, Sadako began to fold the cranes. In this book, you will read the story of his hope and courage that should set an example to all. The book I've been looking for for six years, waiting for it to be published. I finally found and bought it two years ago. After about half an hour, the book was finished, but I was done too. I was ashamed of the times I forgot to hope. I was ashamed that I did not know how to live, even if it came to the brink of the abyss. I think it is a must read for all adults, those who have lost hope and killed their childhood.- Zephyra Product Name: Sadako and a Thousand Paper Cranes Product Code: 010008549 Author of the Book: Eleanor Coerr Year of Publication: 2010 Number of Editions: 3rd Edition Paper Type: 1. Dough Translator: Zuhal Yeke. More than 100 stocks are offered to be sold at the campaign price.