Holly Christian is returning to the remote island of Pitcairn after many years. Since being orphaned at age five, she has lived with a loving foster family in New Zealand with no memories of her young childhood or birth parents. Now she wants to know where she came from, and wants the truth about her parents.Full review posted in the June 2013 issue of InD'tale Magazinehttp://www.indtale.com/reviews/remembering-loveCool story...link to review will be posted when it's published for InD'tale magazine, but I wanted to show a couple of cool pictures and share some wow factor for this little tiny place that I'd never before heard of, Pitcairn Island.-- It's a tiny, tiny, tiny island somewhere not off the coast of New Zealand but people usually leave New Zealand to get there.-- It's listed as one of the 10 most remote populated places in the world. -- The population varies, but as of now, it's somewhere around 60!!!! Whoa! -- This author, Nadine Christian, is a resident of this lovely tropical paradise...
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Holly Christian is returning to the remote island of Pitcairn after many years. Since being orphaned at age five, she has lived with a loving foster family in New Zealand with no memories of her young childhood or birth parents. Now she wants to know where she came from, and wants the truth about her parents.Full review posted in the June 2013 issue of InD'tale Magazinehttp://www.indtale.com/reviews/remembering-loveCool story...link to review will be posted when it's published for InD'tale magazine, but I wanted to show a couple of cool pictures and share some wow factor for this little tiny place that I'd never before heard of, Pitcairn Island.-- It's a tiny, tiny, tiny island somewhere not off the coast of New Zealand but people usually leave New Zealand to get there.-- It's listed as one of the 10 most remote populated places in the world. -- The population varies, but as of now, it's somewhere around 60!!!! Whoa! -- This author, Nadine Christian, is a resident of this lovely tropical paradise...
