Orphan 32 (Signed)

Orphan 32 is the inspiring true story of Thanh Campbell, one of the children evacuated from Vietnam during Operation Babylift in the final days of the Vietnam War. In April 1975, Thanh was among the last group of children flown to safety before the fall of Saigon, known simply as Orphan #32. Raised in Canada, he grew up believing he was an orphan, only to discover years later that the truth about his past was far more complex than he had ever imagined.

With honesty, warmth, and resilience, Campbell recounts his remarkable journey of identity, family, forgiveness, and belonging. His search for his roots spans continents and uncovers unexpected answers that reshape his understanding of home and heritage. This moving memoir offers a deeply personal perspective on war, adoption, and the enduring power of hope.

This signed copy is an excellent collectible for readers interested in memoirs, Canadian history, adoption stories, and the lasting human impact of the Vietnam War.