Description
Minfong Ho's collection invites readers into vibrant landscapes enriched with cultural depth and poignant storytelling. Through "Sing to the Dawn," she masterfully portrays a young girl's struggles and triumphs in a traditional world, illuminating her determination against societal norms.
In "Rice Without Rain," Ho explores the harsh realities of drought and its impact on a community, blending personal and collective experiences that resonate with the human spirit's resilience. "The Clay Marble" further captivates with its portrayal of childhood amidst conflict, revealing the strength that emerges from adversity. Together, these narratives weave a tapestry of hope, tradition, and the enduring quest for identity.
In "Rice Without Rain," Ho explores the harsh realities of drought and its impact on a community, blending personal and collective experiences that resonate with the human spirit's resilience. "The Clay Marble" further captivates with its portrayal of childhood amidst conflict, revealing the strength that emerges from adversity. Together, these narratives weave a tapestry of hope, tradition, and the enduring quest for identity.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
397 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 2010
Publisher
Marshall Cavendish Editions
ISBN-10
9814302457
ISBN-13
9789814302456