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Couple good reads for Christmas
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A couple more -
"Indigenous Continent"
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"1848: Year of Revolution"
"Indigenous Continent"
Indigenous Continent
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"1848: Year of Revolution"
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Not Pekka's best work. I feel like I have said that before, so I won't flog a dead horse.
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I’m halfway through “Staying True” by Hua Hsu. It is an interesting story of growing up in the US as a child of immigrant parents. Deciding when to act “American” vs his native Taiwanese nationality - and ultimately deciding both are OK; “be you”, be true to your values and enjoy whatever the heck makes you happy.
Coming from a similar background, a son of immigrant parents looking for better opportunities, the book resonated with me - even though I came from across the Atlantic and he from the Pacific.
Coming from a similar background, a son of immigrant parents looking for better opportunities, the book resonated with me - even though I came from across the Atlantic and he from the Pacific.