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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, 1940: Walter grows up playing in the orchards, but his idyllic childhood doesn't last long. When his family moves to a rough patch of land on Vancouver Island, responsibility lands on Walter, and hard work becomes second nature.After high school, Walter pursues a career as a teacher - respectable, stable employment. But something doesn't feel right. A small newspaper ad catches his eye: an introductory flying lesson. One half-hour in the air is all it takes. He's hooked. That single flight sets him on a course into the vast, unforgiving landscapes of Canada's North - flying for larger-than-life bosses and learning, flight by flight, to trust his skill, his instincts, and, when circumstances demand it, a little divine intervention. By Happenstance: Walter's Story is a memoir for readers of aviation history, pioneering life, and true stories of unlikely paths. Walter's Story is one half of the By Happenstance stories. Raised in rural British Columbia, Walter trades a teaching career for the cockpit after one flying lesson hooks him for life. He heads into Canada's unforgiving North, learning to trust his skill, instincts, and a little luck. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Born during WWII in Liverpool, England, Tricia did not meet her father until he returned from military service when she was four. By then he was a stranger with strict rules and old-fashioned ideals, and she struggled to reconcile his authority with the small world she had known. When Tricia excelled at school, her mother championed her right to attend grammar school despite her father's reluctance. The tension simmered for years, coming to a head at sixteen when he pulled her from school and placed her in the factory where he worked. The monotonous routine felt suffocating. Unwilling to accept a future chosen for her, Tricia slipped away one morning for a job interview, and by day's end had secured a place in nurses' training at Alder Hey Children's Hospital. That decision set her on a different course. What began in the wards of a Liverpool hospital would eventually carry her across the Atlantic to the remote communities of coastal British Columbia, Canada, from a busy city hospital to a poorly stocked clinic at a cannery on the west coast.Readers drawn to postwar British history, nursing and women's history, or true stories of immigration and reinvention will find much to love in Tricia's journey - a young woman who defies expectation, builds a career against the odds, and ultimately finds both her calling and her future husband in the wilderness of British Columbia.Tricia's Story is one half of the By Happenstance stories. Born in wartime Liverpool, Tricia defies her father's rigid expectations, escaping a factory job for nurses' training. Her path leads across the Atlantic to remote British Columbia, testing her in ways she'd never imagined. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - As paramedic Kathy Harms navigates the devastation in the aftermath of the catastrophic 2005 Kashmir Earthquake as a first-time medical aid worker, she is confronted by the scale of suffering she observes in the region, and her own lack of experience in the area of humanitarian work.In the field, she meets Nadeem Malik, a 19 year old student struggling to come to terms with personal loss and the destruction of his home and everything that was once familiar. He must now find a way to support his family, and find them suitable shelter for the cold winter months. His plight mirrors that of the 2.8 million people in the region who were displaced by the earthquake begging the question, is recovery from a disaster of this scale even possible 'Resilience in the Rubble: A True Tale of Aid and Survival in Kashmir' weaves together the firsthand accounts of both Kathy and Nadeem. Though heartbreaking, their personal stories show the strength of the human spirit, and the resilience of a population to overcome unthinkable adversity. Carlin, Derek (illustrator).…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Born during WWII in Liverpool, England, Tricia did not meet her father until he returned from military service when she was four. By then he was a stranger with strict rules and old-fashioned ideals, and she struggled to reconcile his authority with the small world she had known. When Tricia excelled at school, her mother championed her right to attend grammar school despite her father's reluctance. The tension simmered for years, coming to a head at sixteen when he pulled her from school and placed her in the factory where he worked. The monotonous routine felt suffocating. Unwilling to accept a future chosen for her, Tricia slipped away one morning for a job interview, and by day's end had secured a place in nurses' training at Alder Hey Children's Hospital. That decision set her on a different course. What began in the wards of a Liverpool hospital would eventually carry her across the Atlantic to the remote communities of coastal British Columbia, Canada, from a busy city hospital to a poorly stocked clinic at a cannery on the west coast.Readers drawn to postwar British history, nursing and women's history, or true stories of immigration and reinvention will find much to love in Tricia's journey - a young woman who defies expectation, builds a career against the odds, and ultimately finds both her calling and her future husband in the wilderness of British Columbia.Tricia's Story is one half of the By Happenstance stories. Born in wartime Liverpool, Tricia defies her father's rigid expectations, escaping a factory job for nurses' training. Her path leads across the Atlantic to remote British Columbia, testing her in ways she'd never imagined. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, 1940: Walter grows up playing in the orchards, but his idyllic childhood doesn't last long. When his family moves to a rough patch of land on Vancouver Island, responsibility lands on Walter, and hard work becomes second nature.After high school, Walter pursues a career as a teacher - respectable, stable employment. But something doesn't feel right. A small newspaper ad catches his eye: an introductory flying lesson. One half-hour in the air is all it takes. He's hooked. That single flight sets him on a course into the vast, unforgiving landscapes of Canada's North - flying for larger-than-life bosses and learning, flight by flight, to trust his skill, his instincts, and, when circumstances demand it, a little divine intervention. By Happenstance: Walter's Story is a memoir for readers of aviation history, pioneering life, and true stories of unlikely paths. Walter's Story is one half of the By Happenstance stories. Raised in rural British Columbia, Walter trades a teaching career for the cockpit after one flying lesson hooks him for life. He heads into Canada's unforgiving North, learning to trust his skill, instincts, and a little luck. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, 1940: Walter grows up playing in the orchards, but his idyllic childhood doesn't last long. When his family moves to a rough patch of land on Vancouver Island, responsibility lands on Walter, and hard work becomes second nature.After high school, Walter pursues a career as a teacher - respectable, stable employment. But something doesn't feel right. A small newspaper ad catches his eye: an introductory flying lesson. One half-hour in the air is all it takes. He's hooked. That single flight sets him on a course into the vast, unforgiving landscapes of Canada's North - flying for larger-than-life bosses and learning, flight by flight, to trust his skill, his instincts, and, when circumstances demand it, a little divine intervention. By Happenstance: Walter's Story is a memoir for readers of aviation history, pioneering life, and true stories of unlikely paths. Walter's Story is one half of the By Happenstance stories. Raised in rural British Columbia, Walter trades a teaching career for the cockpit after one flying lesson hooks him for life. He heads into Canada's unforgiving North, learning to trust his skill, instincts, and a little luck. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Born during WWII in Liverpool, England, Tricia did not meet her father until he returned from military service when she was four. By then he was a stranger with strict rules and old-fashioned ideals, and she struggled to reconcile his authority with the small world she had known. When Tricia excelled at school, her mother championed her right to attend grammar school despite her father's reluctance. The tension simmered for years, coming to a head at sixteen when he pulled her from school and placed her in the factory where he worked. The monotonous routine felt suffocating. Unwilling to accept a future chosen for her, Tricia slipped away one morning for a job interview, and by day's end had secured a place in nurses' training at Alder Hey Children's Hospital. That decision set her on a different course. What began in the wards of a Liverpool hospital would eventually carry her across the Atlantic to the remote communities of coastal British Columbia, Canada, from a busy city hospital to a poorly stocked clinic at a cannery on the west coast.Readers drawn to postwar British history, nursing and women's history, or true stories of immigration and reinvention will find much to love in Tricia's journey - a young woman who defies expectation, builds a career against the odds, and ultimately finds both her calling and her future husband in the wilderness of British Columbia.Tricia's Story is one half of the By Happenstance stories. Born in wartime Liverpool, Tricia defies her father's rigid expectations, escaping a factory job for nurses' training. Her path leads across the Atlantic to remote British Columbia, testing her in ways she'd never imagined. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, 1940: Walter grows up playing in the orchards, but his idyllic childhood doesn't last long. When his family moves to a rough patch of land on Vancouver Island, responsibility lands on Walter, and hard work becomes second nature.After high school, Walter pursues a career as a teacher - respectable, stable employment. But something doesn't feel right. A small newspaper ad catches his eye: an introductory flying lesson. One half-hour in the air is all it takes. He's hooked. That single flight sets him on a course into the vast, unforgiving landscapes of Canada's North - flying for larger-than-life bosses and learning, flight by flight, to trust his skill, his instincts, and, when circumstances demand it, a little divine intervention. By Happenstance: Walter's Story is a memoir for readers of aviation history, pioneering life, and true stories of unlikely paths. Walter's Story is one half of the By Happenstance stories. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Resilience in the Rubble | A True Tale of Aid and Survival in Kashmir | Kathy Harms | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2024 | Catkim Press | EAN 9789893357699 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. Carlin, Derek (illustrator). …