Two American Heroes - Making a World of Difference

In the 21 century, human beings face monstrous situations in health and literacy. some(prenominal) an opposite(prenominal) people, particularly in Haiti and Afghanistan, ar end from some unsafe diseases like tuberculosis and malaria, and excessively the literacy rate is low. To alleviate these situations, capital of Minnesota Farmer and Greg Mortenson, two Americans, atomic number 18 doing their best in Haiti and Afghanistan. Haiti is champion of the poorest counties in the manhood and many people are dying of curable diseases. Since they do not have money to bring back their diseases, Farmer believes he should attend them. So, Dr. Paul Farmer went to Haiti. Afghanistan is likewise one of the poorest countries in the world so another American, Mortensen, went to Afghanistan to nominate schools and raise an education to children. This raise will deal with narrative, what they provide for people, the difficulties they face, and how they make money to stand up it.\nMort enson and Farmer are the subjects of bestselling paroles. Mortensons book, trinity Cups of Tea is an autobiography. Mortensons book has sold much than 2.5 million copies and been published in 34 countries. On the other hands, Farmers book Mountains Beyond Mountains was written by Tracy Kidder and it is a biography. It has sold more than 100,000 in hardcover and 613,000 in paperback on 2008.\nThree Cups of Tea is about Mortensons story in Afghanistan. He is the co-founder of a nonprofit central Asia Institute. In July 1992, his sister, Christa, died from epilepsy. To honor his sister, in 1993, he almost climbed K2, the consequence highest mountain in the world. firearm climbing, he met a aggroup of children who lived in the village, Korphe. It is the turning intend of his life. Children were sitting in the discolouration with sticks to solve the math problem, and Mortenson obstinate to help them by construction a school. After then, he returned to the US, raised money, wen t back Afghanistan to fill his promise and built a school especially for girls. But, after(prenominal) he went back Afgha...