Author Profile
Greg Mortenson
2 Books
Greg Mortenson is an American author and former humanitarian best known for his campaigns to build schools in remote regions of Pakistan and Afghanistan. He chronicled these efforts in his massive, though later controversial, bestselling memoir "Three Cups of Tea" and its sequel "Stones into Schools." He has also adapted his experiences into inspiring children's books, such as "Listen to the Wind."
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The Story of Dr. Greg and Three Cups of Tea
Stumbling through the remote Himalayan mountains, a lost and exhausted climber named Greg Mortenson desperately needs help after a failed attempt to climb a massive peak. The kind villagers of Korphe rescue him, taking him in and saving his life when he has nowhere else to turn. Deeply moved by their warmth and generosity, Greg makes a powerful promise to return and build a real school for the children of the village. Told directly through the voices of the village children, this incredible true story shows how one persons gratitude can change thousands of lives. You will travel to a distant and beautiful part of the world through gorgeous collage art, witnessing a remarkable tale of humanity, culture, and the life changing magic of keeping a very big promise.
6-8 Years
The Story of Dr. Greg and Stones into Schools
Step into the shoes of Farzana, a young girl from Pakistan, as she shares a beautiful and true story about the power of using your voice. When a terrible earthquake destroys schools in her country, many children have nowhere to learn. But hope is not lost. Across the world, children in America hear about what happened and decide to help.
Together with Dr. Greg, kids from thousands of miles apart work to rebuild the classrooms, adding new desks and playgrounds. This touching story shows how children from different parts of the world can team up to do amazing things. It proves that no matter how small you are, your voice can make a massive difference and bring a community back to life.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
40 Pages