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A little girl is used to hearing questions about her looks all the time. "Where are you from?" "What are you?" These questions are a constant reminder from others that she is different. As she embraces her identity and culture, she teaches others that she belongs, that the differences they notice are part of what make her unique, special, and herself....
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    Tinkers by Harding, Paul
    Dana H., January 07, 2011
    I moved from New England (where I have lived most of my life) to California, where I had never been before, in September of 2010; I read Tinkers a few months before the move. I had finished graduate school the year before, and had not yet gotten back into my fiction habit; I picked up this book and fell completely under its spell. It reminds me somehow of a cross between Faulkner and Annie Dillard (sorry Mr. Harding - I don't mean to compare or take away from your own style - just an odd thought I had when reading). One of the most rewarding books I have read in a very long time. It has poetic moments, moments when time blurs or stands still, and moments of the utmost clarity. I recommended it it to many friends and will continue to do so.
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    Shanghai Girl Gets All Dressed Up by Beverley Jackson
    Dana H., March 27, 2008
    Great cultural history - from architecture to smoking, movies to popular illustration. A useful reference and entertaining read.
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