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Unknown Label
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- Name
- Tan, Amy
- Occupation
- Author
- Description
- Prize-winning Amy Tan creates well-crafted stories of Chinese women who immigrated to the United States, with themes of generational and cultural hurdles between mothers and daughters. Her characters speak frankly of women's difficulty negotiating power and managing family relationships, and these stories often unveil long-held family secrets. The heart of Tan's stories is in the history, as she teaches the reader about Chinese culture. Tan makes this history personable by winding the narrator's idiosyncrasies and superstitious beliefs into the story. Start with: The Joy Luck Club
- Gender
- Female
- Nationality
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- American
- Asian-American
- Subject
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- trueSiamese cat
- trueMissing persons
- trueVacations
- trueFamily secrets
- trueMothers and daughters -- San Francisco, California
- trueProstitution
- trueChinese American women
- trueSeven-year-old girls -- China
- trueSelf-perception in girls
- trueGrandmother and child
- trueChinese American families
- trueChinese in California
- trueKittens -- China
- trueChinese Moon Festival
- trueTravelers
- trueMothers and daughters -- Los Angeles, California
- trueCats -- China
- trueChinese American women -- Identity
- trueFriendship
- trueIdentity (Psychology)
- trueFemale friendship
- trueGeneration gap
- trueImmigrants, Chinese
- trueImmigrants
- trueWishing and wishes
- trueMothers and daughters
Tone Tone is the feeling that a book evokes in the reader. In many cases, this category best answers the question, "What are you in the mood for?"
Writing style Writing style terms tell us how a book is written, from the complexity of the language to the level of the detail in the background.
Illustration Both picture books and graphic novels have a unique set of qualities important to their readers, from color and drawing sty;e to the mood evoked by the illustrations.
Character Only applied to fiction books, character appeal is especially for those readers who love books *because* of the characters.
- Label
- Unknown Label
- Subject
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- trueSiamese cat
- trueMissing persons
- trueVacations
- trueFamily secrets
- trueMothers and daughters -- San Francisco, California
- trueProstitution
- trueChinese American women
- trueSeven-year-old girls -- China
- trueSelf-perception in girls
- trueGrandmother and child
- trueChinese American families
- trueChinese in California
- trueKittens -- China
- trueChinese Moon Festival
- trueTravelers
- trueMothers and daughters -- Los Angeles, California
- trueCats -- China
- trueChinese American women -- Identity
- trueFriendship
- trueIdentity (Psychology)
- trueFemale friendship
- trueGeneration gap
- trueImmigrants, Chinese
- trueImmigrants
- trueWishing and wishes
- trueMothers and daughters
- Description
- Prize-winning Amy Tan creates well-crafted stories of Chinese women who immigrated to the United States, with themes of generational and cultural hurdles between mothers and daughters. Her characters speak frankly of women's difficulty negotiating power and managing family relationships, and these stories often unveil long-held family secrets. The heart of Tan's stories is in the history, as she teaches the reader about Chinese culture. Tan makes this history personable by winding the narrator's idiosyncrasies and superstitious beliefs into the story. Start with: The Joy Luck Club
- Name
- Tan, Amy
- Gender
- Female
- Nationality
-
- American
- Asian-American
- Occupation
- Author
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