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The Light Of Eternal Spring Angel Di Zhang

Name: The Light Of Eternal Spring Angel Di Zhang
SKU: BELL-49922066
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.25 (38 reviews)

SKU: BELL-49922066

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Publisher: Random House of Canada

File Extension: AZW3

File size: 1.02 MB

Author: Angel Di Zhang

ISBN: 69a6d491-0374-4623-abaa-a99718edcc9f, 69A6D491-0374-4623-ABAA-A99718EDCC9F

Language: English

Year: 2023

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The Light Of Eternal Spring Angel Di Zhang by Angel Di Zhang 69a6d491-0374-4623-abaa-a99718edcc9f, 69A6D491-0374-4623-ABAA-A99718EDCC9F instant download after payment.

Angel Di Zhang's intensely cinematic debut novel travels from the streets of New York City to northeast China, on the trail of a young photographer who needs to reconcile with her dead mother before she is able to see the world again.
Amy Hilton, born Wu Aimee in the tiny Chinese village of Eternal Spring, has been living and working as a photographer in New York City for so long she’s started to dream in English. When in the fall of 1999 she receives a letter from her sister, written in her birth tongue of Manchu, she needs to take it to a Chinatown produce vendor to get it translated. And so it is this stranger who tells Amy that her mother has died of a broken heart.
Amy blames herself. How could she not? Her mother has never recovered from her oldest daughter leaving her, first for school, then to pursue her art, and finally to marry a white man. Vowing to be there for her mother in death as she hasn't been in life, she books a flight to...