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Snow Flower and the Secret Fan: A Novel
by Lisa See
Fasinating Description of Chinese Foot Binding (11/17/2006)
At my CHATTER Book Club, we all enjoyed reading "Memoirs of a Geisha" and thought we'd had enough of historical Chinese books. However, "Snow Flower and the Secret Fan" was very different. It provided descriptions of the fascinating practice of foot binding while weaving amore
Saving Fish From Drowning
by Amy Tan
American Tourists in China Are Just Not As Interesting (11/2/2006)
I have LOVED Amy Tan's books. In my book club we maintain a "Members All-Time Favorites" book list. I have contributed two of Amy's books to the list.

I was excited to see such an interesting title in "Saving Fish From Drowning" and loved the fisherman story in the beginning.more
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