Hapa Girl, A
Memoir_______________________________________________________
"Happy Girl [is a] searing
memoir of growing up
half-Chinese in the American
heartland...The writing is
vigorous, and Chai's
descriptions of the murderous
winters and corrosive boredom of
the Great Plains are
compelling..."
The Girl from Purple
Mountain_____________________________________________
“More than a good story packaged
between glossy covers. It
reveals the conflict between a
daughter’s desire to know her
heritage and her father’s desire
not to be reminded how much
distance the passage of time and
the vicissitudes of history have
placed between him and his
origins.”
-
Washington Post Book World
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My Lucky
Face____________________________________________________________
“By the end of My Lucky Face,
readers have grown to care
deeply for this woman who faces
so much adversity and yet
continues to seek honest answers
and fulfillment...she is a
unique character in American
fiction.”
“The beauty of this slim,
evocative collection lies not
only in the highly personalized
portraits of Asian Americans,
but also in May-lee Chai's
gracefully nuanced writing.
It is a small treasure.”
-
Howard Goldblatt, award-winning
translator of Mo Yan's Red
Sorghum and Chu T'ien-wen's
Notes of a Desolate Man
(with Sylvia Li-chun Lin)
China A to
Z______________________________________________________________
“[A] lively, yet
sophisticated guide to a big
country that many Americans know
little about even though it's
assuming an ever-greater role in
the global economy"
-
Newsday
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China A to
Z______________________________________________________________
“For those interested in
life during the tumultuous years
of early twentieth-century
China, this autobiography offers
a rich opportunity. Ba Jin
portrays the possibilities and
challenges confronting a young
Chinese in a revolutionary era"
-
Robert A. Scalapino, Robson
Research Professor of Government
Emeritus, University of
California-Berkeley