Orphan Train
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please help me find this book
Joanne
Mar 01, 2020 04:55PM
i read this years ago and cant find it now cant remember name or anything from the cover
its about a book about a boy whos an orphan
he was left at the orphanage with a token of some sort
he won a competition to go and try out a new computer game he wins and then ends up going inside the game trying to find a cure for the game makers daughter
its a young adults novel series
its about a book about a boy whos an orphan
he was left at the orphanage with a token of some sort
he won a competition to go and try out a new computer game he wins and then ends up going inside the game trying to find a cure for the game makers daughter
its a young adults novel series
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I am sorry but is this the correct review under this selected book. I fear not. As this book was written in times way back when computers were not invented . It skips from present time to 90 years ago.
Joanne wrote: "i read this years ago and cant find it now cant remember name or anything from the cover
its about a book about a boy whos an orphan
he was left at the orphanage with a token of some sort
he won ..."
Try Dickens. In 19th century England, Tokens were left by mothers in the basket with their babies when they abandoned them anonymously in various places (train stations, etc), knowing the basket would end up in an orphanage, such as the famous Thomas Coram orphanage, in hopes that they could return and claim their child once their circumstances improved, which was rare. A coincidental benefit was this small act would ease their conscience.
Dickens work concentrated on orphans and women in dire straits of this era.
its about a book about a boy whos an orphan
he was left at the orphanage with a token of some sort
he won ..."
Try Dickens. In 19th century England, Tokens were left by mothers in the basket with their babies when they abandoned them anonymously in various places (train stations, etc), knowing the basket would end up in an orphanage, such as the famous Thomas Coram orphanage, in hopes that they could return and claim their child once their circumstances improved, which was rare. A coincidental benefit was this small act would ease their conscience.
Dickens work concentrated on orphans and women in dire straits of this era.
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