Josephine Cunnington Edwards Books

"Listen, Em, I'll tell you a secret. I believe we are really going to make a machine that flies. You'll see," said Orville.And Orville was right! Together he and his brother made America's very first flying machine. But Emerson Chadwick had his own problems. His foremost concern was to make enough money so that he could get away from his cousin Lem. Just when his little tin box was almost full enough to suit him, the money mysteriously disappeared.But Em wasn't licked yet! Money or no money, he was going to make it on his own, and that's exactly what he did. He went a long way before he learned that there was an easier way to fly than flying machines. Emerson Chadwick made his own flight-on "Wings of Faith."

Through vivid storytelling, Josephine Cunnington Edwards captures the essence of life at the Malamulo Mission in Nyasaland, blending the triumphs and tragedies of African native life. As a mission teacher, she recounts thrilling true adventures filled with humor and sadness, bringing to life the diverse wildlife of the region, including lions, leopards, and hyenas. Her detailed observations offer a unique glimpse into the challenges and joys of mission life, making for an engaging and enlightening read.

Skutočný príbeh z prostredia Pennsylvánie zo života novousadlíkov a amerických Indiánov. Napínavý dej, v ktorom víťazí statočnosť, odvaha a rýdzi charakter.