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It is not just a story of two albino. It is not just an everyday story. It is shocking but fascinating story of how two surviving albino children out of four make it this far through the harsh and treacherous environment even normal human would decry. Thailand is one of hottest place on earth and where they are living is much more worse. At midday, one can easily get roasted. To make matter worse, the living conditions inside the refugee area has been deplorable. There is no proper running water for the poor. They have no choice but must collect toxic water from the lake to do their cooking; rice and instant noodles. Their life-spans are shorter than the free roaming dogs. George Orwell would love this piece. If he were alive today I would be happy to pass it to him. Ernest Hemingway would love this too because there is a giant fresh water lake where he can go fishing all day long without breaking the nearby piggy bank. Since both were gone long ago, I will do the writing myself. It is a story of two brave and extraordinary kids. "What I Want For Christmas" has a short introduction essay about the two albino children and plenty of pictures. Whereas this eBook "Tears Of Ramanya" only has a pciture on the front cover and the rest are their stories that would make you laugh; stories that would make you cry; and stories that would want you to know more of what is really happening over there at the Thai Burma Borders which is next to Burma, also known as Myanmar. After reading it, you might wish you could go over there and help those unfortunate people to improve their living condition. If that is not your cup of coffee, then read the eBook and support them. We all will appreciate very much.

About the Author

Joey Tan

Joey Tan is an anti-nuclear waste activist and researcher for more than 25 years. He is a UCLA trained Cinematographer and Photographer and together with his Japanese wife Tae; they have a vast collections of photography and video, some of which have been downloaded more than a million times through the internet for free. They are creators and founders of Digital Focus: a series of books containing selected collections of photography and essays. They are missionaries to the poor and underprivileged children, mostly orphans in Thai Burma Borders in Thailand. Joey is also the founder and chief co-ordinator for Sangkhlaburi Junior College Of International Languages in Thailand. Together with his wife, they also financed and built Grace Garden Chapel in Koriyama City, Fukushima, Japan. They live in Japan and Thailand.

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