While I was in Peru on an Earthwatch project, I chanced upon a copy of Falling Leaves, a memoir by Adeline Yen Mah published in 1997. Since I intend to finish my novel set in China, I am constantly looking at
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While I was in Peru on an Earthwatch project, I chanced upon a copy of Falling Leaves, a memoir by Adeline Yen Mah published in 1997. Since I intend to finish my novel set in China, I am constantly looking at
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Pretty gritty and realistic look at the difficulty of moving men off the streets into a work position when what is easy--sex and drugs, is an alternative with poor pay back. The narrative jumps in a day by day mode between different home...
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Memoir about the author's years as a young boy in China. Because his grandfather was a landowner, the family was abused by the villagers in their hometown of Yellow Stone. It shows how easily children are influenced by their families, fr...
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