to the page are amusing, with enough veiled references to well-known poets and writers to keep a literary sleuth busy. The book ends with an epilogue made up of Nan's poems, which refer to moments you'll recognize in the book. This, too, is clever. But the truest weave of this book needs no decoding.
from John Freeman: Philadelphia Inquirer: A heartbreaking tale of newcomers to U.S.
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