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Unlikely Entrepreneur: from China to Amish Country

Peter Graham Dunn is the founder of P. Graham Dunn, the nation's top supplier of US made wall decor. He was born in China, grew up in Canada, married a steady Mennonite girl, LeAnna, helped raise four children, and continues to reside with LeAnna on their family farm in Ohio's Amish Mennonite community. P. Graham Dunn is more than the number one supplier of US made wall decor; The company is the namesake of Peter Dunn, a China born missionary kid who grew a business that started in the basement of the group home for young women in New York City, and became a multimillion-dollar enterprise. Now Peter Dunn shares the moving story of being raised far from his missionary parents; His years of wandering as a young adult, marrying his wife LeAnna and raising a family, mistakes he made early in his career as a business owner that paved the way to the success of P. Graham Dunn, always with a backdrop of a strong faith in God and His leading. You will discover more than just a business success story; You will discover a man of faith who made mistakes, but learned from them, and forged ahead on the path God chose; You'll laugh, cry, and learn from the life of Peter Graham Dunn. A portion of the proceeds from each book will be donated to the Bread of Life School in Haiti.

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Published January 1, 2021

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March 11, 2023
An honest and interesting autobiography. I would especially recommend this for business people, as they can also learn a lot from it! Definitely worth reading for anyone, though.
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April 1, 2023
Good story. Reads more like an autobiography than a memoir, but I enjoyed it.
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