Jo Star
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Lisa See:
Our club is meeting next week to discuss The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane. I read it through my e-library and was clicking on the many links. Learned so much and I am now officially a “Pu’er Tea Snob”. It’s even replaced my black coffee habit. Can not find what I thought was a link that took me to pictures of a real life tea buyer and son who beat cancer. Did I make that up in my head?
Lisa See
I love that you've become a tea snob! I was always a tea drinker, but in writing the book I became a total tea snob.
Mr. Huang and his son are fictional characters, so you won't find a photo of them.
I'm not sure if you know this, but I often join book clubs on Zoom. I don't know if you'd like me to join in, but if you might like that, you should write to me directly at Lisa@LisaSee.com
Mr. Huang and his son are fictional characters, so you won't find a photo of them.
I'm not sure if you know this, but I often join book clubs on Zoom. I don't know if you'd like me to join in, but if you might like that, you should write to me directly at Lisa@LisaSee.com
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Eva
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Lisa See:
Hello Ms See, I have just finished reading your two books, "Shanghai Girls" and "Dreams of Joy" and enjoyed both tremendously. They depict the changes that occurred in China from the pre-to post-revolution beautifully. I have always been interested in China having been close to Pearl Buck who was the first American writer to write about that country. I'd love to know what you think of her books? Eva F.
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