3 cups of tea by Greg Mortenson?
Is there a difference between Greg Mortenson's books
Three Cups of Tea
One Man’s Mission to Promote Peace . . . One School at a Time
and
Young Adult VersionThree Cups of Tea
One Man’s Journey to Change the World, One Child At A Time
Answers:
First two are the same. Greg just considered necessary a different title. The YA version is easier to read than three cups of tea.
I would assume the Young Adult version is for people who aren't as skilled at reading as the first edition requires. I LOVE to read and do profusely of it, and I found it quite difficult to fully appreciate or understand Three Cups of Tea. Within the first few chapters, though, I begin to understand his writing technique. Pretty tricky, though.
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Three Cups of Tea
One Man’s Mission to Promote Peace . . . One School at a Time
and
Young Adult VersionThree Cups of Tea
One Man’s Journey to Change the World, One Child At A Time
Answers:
First two are the same. Greg just considered necessary a different title. The YA version is easier to read than three cups of tea.
I would assume the Young Adult version is for people who aren't as skilled at reading as the first edition requires. I LOVE to read and do profusely of it, and I found it quite difficult to fully appreciate or understand Three Cups of Tea. Within the first few chapters, though, I begin to understand his writing technique. Pretty tricky, though.
Related Questions:
Can you recommended a fitting book series for a 15 year weak boy?
Something supernatural, funny, and a good well thought out plot . I've read Twilight,Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Harry Potter, The Black Tattoo, Cirque Du Freak, The Demonata, books like that. | Check out Isaac Asimov's Foundation series. I don't usually like Sci Fi, but it's...