A Rainbow for a Friend |
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Author:
| Samarsky, Mikhail |
Translator:
| Rossolovski, Lenny |
Editor:
| Payne, Lawrence |
ISBN: | 978-0-615-84017-8 |
Publication Date: | Jul 2013 |
Publisher: | L&L Publishing
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Book Format: | Paperback |
List Price: | USD $9.75 |
Book Description:
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A teenage author has conquered the literary frontiers of Russia, and at last he's coming to America. Mikhail Samarsky's hot-selling book, "A Rainbow for a Friend," explores the wilds of a great city--and beyond--from a unique perspective. The hero of this story is Trisong, a guide dog for the blind. To Trisong . . . or "Trisha," as his young fosterling Sasha calls him . . . the mission is to lead a newly blind boy through the ins and outs of daily life in Moscow. That sounds easy...
More DescriptionA teenage author has conquered the literary frontiers of Russia, and at last he's coming to America. Mikhail Samarsky's hot-selling book, "A Rainbow for a Friend," explores the wilds of a great city--and beyond--from a unique perspective. The hero of this story is Trisong, a guide dog for the blind. To Trisong . . . or "Trisha," as his young fosterling Sasha calls him . . . the mission is to lead a newly blind boy through the ins and outs of daily life in Moscow. That sounds easy enough for a highly trained Labrador retriever. Ah, but things change with a kidnapping, a "vacation" with well-meaning but uninformed strangers, a jailing by the police, run-ins with troublemakers and street dogs, and even a rescue of his own. Through it all, two things keep Trisong steadily on the path forward: the curiously hilarious wisdom of old Ivan, his previous fosterling; and young Sasha's wish for a sign of hope in this world. Can Trisong make it through the craziness of his human environment and bring Sasha what he wants most? "A Rainbow for a Friend" will have you laughing, crying, thinking and shouting victory. It's a story that has been loved and shared by nearly 300,000 Russian readers, and now it's available in an authorized English version. Read Mikhail Samarsky's "A Rainbow for a Friend," and see the world through new eyes.