The Bora Boys and the Last Big Door

By Michael J. Feeney

It is a dream. It is an adventure. It is a trip home. It is a book about two little boys, alike and different, and how they come to be part of the same family from worlds apart. The Bora Boys and the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0974626600
• ISBN13: 9780974626604
• Release Date: March 2004
• Publisher: M.J. Feeney & Sons
• Length: 26 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 11.0" x 0.3" x 8.5"
• Age Range: 5 to 10 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 5

Customer Reviews

Delightful story about connecting to one's roots

The Bora Boys And The Last Big Door is fantastic children's picturebook by Michael J. Feeney about two young boys who meet the ghost of an old sailor in the attic. When the ghost learns that one of the boys was adopted from Cambodia, he takes them both on a special naptime trip to see the Cambodia of old, during Khmer New Year, a time of great celebration, oxcart races, and festive foods. The come home from the dream remembering their adventure, and knowing a little more about a land so far away. The colorful illustrations by John Devaney add a dreamlike quality to this warm and delightful story about connecting to one's roots and experiencing new things.

Delightful, Witty & Intelligent !!!

This book has changed the life of my family - what a delight to have a children's book that so opens our minds - We can't wait for the next one from Mr. Feeney!! Please, please, continue working with Mr. Devaney as your illustrator!! Outstanding artwork - where have you both been!! My five year old loves it - Although the suggested ages are 9-12...this children's book is enjoyed, I would say, by ages 5-12.

The Bora Boys and the Last Big Door

This book is awesome. The first book relating to adoption of a boy from Cambodia. Hurray! Plus, it is not mushy-really an adventure book.Have fun with the voices and read it to your little one. I thought my 3 yo would get bored with it being a lot of words and more for older kids. He LOVED it and made it through the whole thing. (Secretly, I loved it too.)