Title: forgotten child of the west
Product review: short, but perhaps one of the most profound pieces of literature ever written. Due to its length and the simplicity in the language, it is sold as a childrens classic in different parts of the world-however-I'm not too sure if this is appropriate. It is an autobiographical account of the author in his early childhood, and there are two other "follow-up" books. The reason why you should try to purchase this book online (because it's out of print in english as you can see) is because it is genuinely a beautiful book. The kind where you give it to your best friends(regardless of gender), pass it down to your children, the one where you will get choked up reading-when you pick it up again at age 30, 40, etc. It is about how the greater percent of the world's children live-IN POVERTY. Whether it's meant for an adult or a child, this treasure of a book will once again prove to you that the only poverty in the world is the poverty of love and imagination.
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