Children-Pilgrims

In this poignant tale, the famous English writer Elizabeth Mead-Smith (1844–1914) reflects on the miraculous coincidences, deadly dangers, and unexpected help that sometimes comes to us from complete strangers. Two orphaned children find themselves alone in a huge foreign city. They have no money, no friends, and no home. But they are together, and a desperate hope for Providence pushes them forward to a goal that seems impossible to achieve… This story is published in Russian for the first time. For senior school age.