Across the Border (Beyond the Orphan Train Book 4)
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| Rating | : | 4.36 (599 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B017AQUKU6 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 583 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-03-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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Then Chad Rush makes an unexpected announcement. Life on the Rush farm in South Dakota is not easy. What dangers will they face in another country? What will it be like to live on an oil homestead instead of a farm? And what about his dreams of getting an education? He can’t leave his siblings after he’s promised they would stay together—can he? Based on a true story, this conclusion to the Beyond the Orphan Train series reminds us that the same God who is with us from the start never lets us go.. The family is moving again—this time to Mexico! Ethan is scared. Even so, over the past four years, Ethan Cooper and his siblings have grown to feel they belong with their adoptive family
"Good historical value, but a bit somber for recommended age." according to Stephanie. I had hoped the Orphan Train series would appeal to my 9 year old daughter who is a voracious reader, but her interest just didn't go past the first few pages.So, I read the four books, and I could see why it was difficult to get past the beginning. Ethan's story starts out pretty sadly and seriously. And, for the most part, the book continues to keep the somber theme.The story felt like several small incidents that weren't tied in smoothly. I loved that Ethan was a real boy – and I loved knowing that these events really happened: like painting the pig, the circus train, and Pancho Villa! – but the overall flow of the story was . I think this was a very satisfactory ending to "The Orphan's Journey" series! The story is based in the early 1900's. Now living happily with their new family in South Dakota, these four orphan siblings are on the move again with their family. This time to Mexico.I found the book pleasurable. All the time the young children are discovering new things and surroundings, living in Mexico. Being Americans in another country, the family has to always be on guard to keep themselves safe.Go on, join the fiesta!The book and the entire series is worth the read.. "Beyond the Orphan Train" according to lorBeyond the Orphan Train The Beyond the Orphan Train series includes Beyond the Orphan Train lor369 The Beyond the Orphan Train series includes 4 books: Looking for Home, Whistle-Stop West, Prairie Homestead, and Across the Border, all written by Arleta Richardson. My review will include all 4 books in the series.The series was about a young boy, Ethan, and his 3 younger siblings, who were orphaned by their mother and abandoned by their father. Their older siblings could no longer care for them, and thus, the adventure begins for Ethan and his younger brothers and sister as they search for a permanent home.I thought the series was awesome for several reasons. The series is geared toward the tween audience, but being an adult, I really fou. books: Looking for Home, Whistle-Stop West, Prairie Homestead, and Across the Border, all written by Arleta Richardson. My review will include all Beyond the Orphan Train lor369 The Beyond the Orphan Train series includes 4 books: Looking for Home, Whistle-Stop West, Prairie Homestead, and Across the Border, all written by Arleta Richardson. My review will include all 4 books in the series.The series was about a young boy, Ethan, and his 3 younger siblings, who were orphaned by their mother and abandoned by their father. Their older siblings could no longer care for them, and thus, the adventure begins for Ethan and his younger brothers and sister as they search for a permanent home.I thought the series was awesome for several reasons. The series is geared toward the tween audience, but being an adult, I really fou. books in the series.The series was about a young boy, Ethan, and his 3 younger siblings, who were orphaned by their mother and abandoned by their father. Their older siblings could no longer care for them, and thus, the adventure begins for Ethan and his younger brothers and sister as they search for a permanent home.I thought the series was awesome for several reasons. The series is geared toward the tween audience, but being an adult, I really fou. 69. The Beyond the Orphan Train series includes Beyond the Orphan Train lor369 The Beyond the Orphan Train series includes 4 books: Looking for Home, Whistle-Stop West, Prairie Homestead, and Across the Border, all written by Arleta Richardson. My review will include all 4 books in the series.The series was about a young boy, Ethan, and his 3 younger siblings, who were orphaned by their mother and abandoned by their father. Their older siblings could no longer care for them, and thus, the adventure begins for Ethan and his younger brothers and sister as they search for a permanent home.I thought the series was awesome for several reasons. The series is geared toward the tween audience, but being an adult, I really fou. books: Looking for Home, Whistle-Stop West, Prairie Homestead, and Across the Border, all written by Arleta Richardson. My review will include all Beyond the Orphan Train lor369 The Beyond the Orphan Train series includes 4 books: Looking for Home, Whistle-Stop West, Prairie Homestead, and Across the Border, all written by Arleta Richardson. My review will include all 4 books in the series.The series was about a young boy, Ethan, and his 3 younger siblings, who were orphaned by their mother and abandoned by their father. Their older siblings could no longer care for them, and thus, the adventure begins for Ethan and his younger brothers and sister as they search for a permanent home.I thought the series was awesome for several reasons. The series is geared toward the tween audience, but being an adult, I really fou. books in the series.The series was about a young boy, Ethan, and his Beyond the Orphan Train The Beyond the Orphan Train series includes Beyond the Orphan Train lor369 The Beyond the Orphan Train series includes 4 books: Looking for Home, Whistle-Stop West, Prairie Homestead, and Across the Border, all written by Arleta Richardson. My review will include all 4 books in the series.The series was about a young boy, Ethan, and his 3 younger siblings, who were orphaned by their mother and abandoned by their father. Their older siblings could no longer care for them, and thus, the adventure begins for Ethan and his younger brothers and sister as they search for a permanent home.I thought the series was awesome for several reasons. The series is geared toward the tween audience, but being an adult, I really fou. books: Looking for Home, Whistle-Stop West, Prairie Homestead, and Across the Border, all written by Arleta Richardson. My review will include all Beyond the Orphan Train lor369 The Beyond the Orphan Train series includes 4 books: Looking for Home, Whistle-Stop West, Prairie Homestead, and Across the Border, all written by Arleta Richardson. My review will include all 4 books in the series.The series was about a young boy, Ethan, and his 3 younger siblings, who were orphaned by their mother and abandoned by their father. Their older siblings could no longer care for them, and thus, the adventure begins for Ethan and his younger brothers and sister as they search for a permanent home.I thought the series was awesome for several reasons. The series is geared toward the tween audience, but being an adult, I really fou. books in the series.The series was about a young boy, Ethan, and his 3 younger siblings, who were orphaned by their mother and abandoned by their father. Their older siblings could no longer care for them, and thus, the adventure begins for Ethan and his younger brothers and sister as they search for a permanent home.I thought the series was awesome for several reasons. The series is geared toward the tween audience, but being an adult, I really fou. younger siblings, who were orphaned by their mother and abandoned by their father. Their older siblings could no longer care for them, and thus, the adventure begins for Ethan and his younger brothers and sister as they search for a permanent home.I thought the series was awesome for several reasons. The series is geared toward the tween audience, but being an adult, I really fou