Rick Smolan: The story of a girl

A photographer recounts his journey from photographing Amerasian children to adopting a Korean girl named Eun-Sook. Initially tasked with documenting the lives of Amerasian children, he becomes deeply involved with Eun-Sook and her grandmother. After the grandmother's request, he arranges for Eun-Sook's adoption by his friends in the US. The story follows Eun-Sook's transition to her new life, her growth into Natasha, and her eventual return to Korea, highlighting themes of love, cultural transition, and resilience.

How did the photographer's friends respond to his request regarding Eun-Sook?

What challenges did the photographer face when he returned to find Eun-Sook?

What was the outcome of the photographer's efforts to help Eun-Sook?

How did Eun-Sook adapt to her new environment after being adopted?