Archive for 'Book Review'
Asian Reflections on the American Landscape: Identifying and Interpreting Asian Heritage
It was a delight to happen across a copy of this work, published by the National Center for Cultural Resources, a division of the National Park Service which is the federal agency well known for its active management of our national parks and historic landmarks.
I was impressed with the publication’s statement of truth about the [...]
Posted: February 2nd, 2009 under Book Review.
Tags: Asian cultures, Asian Reflections on the American Landscape, Book, history, National Center for Cultural Resources, National Park Service, Review
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Voices from Colorado: Perspectives of Asian Pacific Americans
Book Review: Voices from Colorado: Perspectives of Asian Pacific Americans
By Nestor J. Mercado, Elnora Minoza-Mercado & Alok Sarwal, Ph.D.
ISBN 978-0-615-20213-6
Voices from Colorado is a rich and well-researched resource for anyone with an interest in the complex tapestry of Asian American history and culture in the Rocky Mountain West. It is “must reading” for anyone of [...]
Posted: February 2nd, 2009 under Book Review.
Tags: Book, community, Review, stories, Voices From Colorado
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Adopting Kari Grady Grossman
Bones That Flloat: A Story of Adopting Cambodia sets out to tell the story of Kari Grossman and her husband George, an American couple who, frustrated by their own reproductive limits, begin a journey into the wide and seemingly pointed universe to adopt a needy Cambodian boy living in a Phnom Pen orphanage. It is [...]
Posted: August 3rd, 2008 under Book Review.
Tags: Bones That Float, Book, Kari Grady Grossman
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