The children's voices are crisp and cheerful, not very orderly, but looking especially harmonious.
These kids, although raised in the village, most are passionate about reading and cherish the opportunity to read.
The orphanage doesn't have many books; what they do have has been read over and over, becoming worn.
This time, Joshua Emmett and his team brought quite a few books over, and the children treated them like rare treasures, holding onto them day and night, as the books became their sole entertainment.
Joshua Emmett is a very sunny big guy, he tells stories well, especially historical ones, speaking vividly, and the children listen with great interest.
Because of their arrival, Jasmine Yale felt much more relaxed.
When they had classes, she would listen to the classes on the side or stay in the office grading homework.
The two girls probably couldn't stand the life without internet, air conditioning, or heating in the village, and left after three days.
