The Children of Hope/Hijos de la Esperanza

It is 1960s England, when girls who got pregnant out of wedlock were kept in Mother and Baby Homes and their babies taken for adoption at six weeks old. Ginny is desperate to escape and to keep her baby but she's needs outside help. If only her friend Julia would answer her letter.

En la d cada de 1960 en Inglaterra, cuando las j venes se quedaban embarazadas fuera del matrimonio se las reclu a en casas de acogida para madres gestantes y a las seis semanas de dar a luz sus beb s eran entregados en adopci n. Ginny est desesperada por escapar y poder quedarse con su beb , pero necesita ayuda del exterior. Ojal su amiga Julia contestara a su carta.

The Children of Hope is the first of a series of dual language books from SHP.
These books are intended as background reading for students of English and Spanish as a foreign language. We are intending to provide a wide range of genres to provide for all tastes in the interests of making learning languages fun.

Hijos de la Esperanza es el primero de una serie de libros en dos idiomas de SHP.
Los libros se han pensado para que sirvan de apoyo a estudiantes de ingl s y espa ol como lenguas extranjeras. Nuestro prop sito es proporcionar a los estudiantes una gran variedad de g neros que se adapten a sus gustos e intereses y que conviertan el aprendizaje de un idioma en algo divertido.

Readers' Favorite 5 star review:
The Children of Hope, written by Jenny Twist and translated by Alicia P rez Alarza, is a short story told in both English and Spanish solely as a dual purpose assignment. The realities told in this moving mini-saga are heart-wrenching. The narrative is tightly woven and easy to read. The Children of Hope is an excellent addition to school, church, and public libraries. Jenny Twist masterfully tells the story with grace and understanding on a subject often considered taboo.