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First Published:
Mar 2008, 192 pages
Paperback:
Mar 2010, 192 pages
Book Reviewed by:
Jo Perry
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Finally, the furnace disappeared, and so did the scattered
wood and metal. The men filled the holes in the yard with fresh
dirt, and Lao Lao swept the courtyard clean. I was free once
again to race my tricycle with Di Di and my friends, and spend
quiet moments smelling the flowers and petting my rabbits. In
our garden, the women resumed their sewing and washing, and
the men their chatting. Life seemed to have gone back to what it
was before.
But, then, why did I feel as if something had changed?
Excerpt from SNOW FALLING IN SPRING by Moying Li. Copyright © 2008 by Moying Li. Reproduced with permission of Farrar, Straus and Giroux, LLC, in 2008. All rights reserved.
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