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Item Information   Copy / Holding Information     More Content       More by this author     Clark, Heather A., 1977-     Subjects     Teachers -- Fiction.     Life change events -- Fiction.     Marital conflict -- Fiction.     Orphanages -- Kenya -- Fiction.     Droughts -- Fiction.     Violence -- Fiction.     Kenya -- Fiction.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Clark, Heather A., 1977-       by title:      Chai tea Sunday / He...       by call number:      FICTION CLA     Search the Web     Clark, Heather A., 1977-     Teachers -- Fiction.     Life change events -- Fiction.     Marital conflict -- Fiction.     Orphanages -- Kenya -- Fiction.     Droughts -- Fiction.     Violence -- Fiction.     Kenya -- Fiction.       MARC Display

Chai tea Sunday / Heather A. Clark. by Clark, Heather A., 1977- ECW Press, 2012. Call #: FICTION CLA Subjects Teachers -- Fiction.   Life change events -- Fiction.   Marital conflict -- Fiction.   Orphanages -- Kenya -- Fiction.   Droughts -- Fiction.   Violence -- Fiction.   Kenya -- Fiction. ISBN:  9781770410824 (trade pbk.) Description:  280 p. ; 22 cm. Summary:  "With a rewarding career as a teacher, a near flawless husband, and the perfect house in the suburbs, 33-year-old Nicky Fowler thought her whole life was mapped out. When she and her husband experience fertility issues that lead to a devastating tragedy, their marriage crumbles and Nicky is left with the inability to cope with her ever-changed life. Desperate to flee from her current situation, she accepts a volunteer teaching position at an orphanage in Kenya, but finds that her new life is more difficult than she was expecting; drought has forced the country into famine and violence is everywhere. When she learns that the orphanage director takes her hatred for the world out on the orphans, Nicky seeks the aid of her host mother, Mama Bu. Over cups of chai tea, Mama Bu offers perspective and Nicky realizes she must not only teach the orphans, she needs to save them. This is a journey that explores the resilience of the heart, and the determination for finding good in the world."--Publisher. Genre:  Domestic fiction. Women's fiction. Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Item type Status   Musquodoboit Harbour Public Library Adult Fiction FICTION CLA Adult Trade Paperback Books Checked in Add Copy to MyList

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