Red Skies, Kay Bratt
Red Skies, Kay Bratt
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Red Skies

Author: Kay Bratt

Narrator: Kate Rudd

Unabridged: 6 hr 23 min

Format: Digital Audiobook (DRM Protected)

Published: 08/11/2015


Synopsis

In the fourth book of the Tales of the Scavenger’s Daughters series, the fates of three people who’ve never met converge in profound and unexpected ways.Mari, the daughter of the town scavenger, grew up knowing hardship, but she never could have anticipated the struggles that now face her as an adult. Feeling alone and isolated, she dreams of a better life. On the other side of town, a frightened little girl named An Ni is forced to live on the streets, but she silently longs for the one thing she’s never known—a family. Max, a struggling American photojournalist, arrives in China with only one goal in mind: to face his demons and put an end to his own unbearable suffering.From the bestselling author of A Thread Unbroken comes an emotional, hope-filled story that offers a fresh glimpse into the life of a remarkable family.Revised edition: This edition of Red Skies includes editorial revisions.

About Kay Bratt

Kay Bratt is a child advocate and author of the books Train to Nowhere, Chasing China, The Bridge, A Thread Unbroken, and the acclaimed memoir of the years she spent working in Chinese orphanages, Silent Tears: A Journey of Hope in a Chinese Orphanage. She has actively volunteered for several nonprofit organizations, including An Orphan’s Wish (AOW) and the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) for abused and neglected children. In China, she was honored with the Pride of the City award for humanitarian work. After living in China for several years, Bratt now resides in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in South Carolina, with her husband, daughter, dog, and cat.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Edith S on March 10, 2014

Let me start by saying that I absolutely love Kay Bratt's books. I think that she may be laureled as the modern-day China's Pearl S. Buck. Her stories about the plight of unwanted children in modern-day China due to the one-child law implemented to prevent exponential population growth is mind openi......more

Goodreads review by Chris on March 30, 2014

I am a huge fan of the books written by Kay Bratt, and in particular, the Tales of the Scavengers Daughters series. This book is a companion to the original three books in the series and lived up to my expectations in every way. From the very beginning of the book, the reader is brought into the life......more

Goodreads review by Vickie on July 30, 2021

This novel was thoroughly enjoyable as well as educational. The characters were well-developed and so realistic that I felt as though I could step into the story and meet them. Mari, the oldest daughter that was raised by Baba and Yeye when she was rescued from the streets, is married and living nea......more

Goodreads review by Rita on March 18, 2014

I loved this book!! It's my favorite book that Kay Bratt has written so far. Her characters have such richness that I felt like I was living the story through Mari's eyes. Kay has done an excellent job of researching the culture and way of life in China. Her stories draw us in and give us a better i......more

Goodreads review by Carly on November 22, 2014

There are so many cultural and factual inaccuracies in these books, and yet I cannot stop reading them. And I'll likely continue reading them. :/......more