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Pearl and Bessie: A baby abandoned on a rubbish dump, and the woman who saved her

By Julia Bishop, Andy Bull
Narrated by: Elena Curti
Unabridged — 11 hours, 47 minutes
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By Julia Bishop, Andy Bull
Narrated by: Elena Curti
Unabridged — 11 hours, 47 minutes
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On the rubbish dump, a baby cried.

The cry was weak, and fading. The wild dogs had picked up the cries, and the scent, and were circling, closing in.

Bessie walked towards the sound and found a day-old baby girl. She had been abandoned because of her sex. It happened often here, in south west China.

If Bessie did nothing, the baby would be torn to pieces. So she picked her up, carried her to safety, and later adopted her. Yet, in saving her life, did Bessie condemn the baby she named Pearl to...