Refuge

Refuge

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SKU: DADAX1594487057
UPC: 9781594487057
Brand: Riverhead
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Rich And Colorful [Refuge] Has The Kind Of Immediacy Commonly Associated With Memoir, Which Lends It Heft, Intimacy, Atmosphere. New York Timesthe Moving Lifetime Relationship Between A Father And A Daughter, Seen Through The Prism Of Global Immigration And The Contemporary Refugee Experience.An Iranian Girl Escapes To America As A Child, But Her Father Stays Behind. Over Twenty Years, As She Transforms From Confused Immigrant To Overachieving Westerner To Sophisticated European Transplant, Daughter And Father Know Each Other Only From Their Visits: Four Crucial Visits Over Two Decades, Each In A Different International City. The Longer They Are Apart, The More Their Lives Diverge, But Also The More Each Comes To Need The Other'S Wisdom And, Ultimately, Rescue. Meanwhile, Refugees Of All Nationalities Are Flowing Into Europe Under Troubling Conditions. Wanting To Help, But Also Looking For A Lost Sense Of Home, Our Grownup Transplant Finds Herself Quickly Entranced By A World That Is At Once Everything She Has Missed And Nothing That She Has Ever Known. Will Her Immersion In The Lives Of These New Refugees Allow Her The Grace To Save Her Father?Refuge Charts The Deeply Moving Lifetime Relationship Between A Father And A Daughter, Seen Through The Prism Of Global Immigration. Beautifully Written, Full Of Insight, Charm, And Humor, The Novel Subtly Exposes The Parts Of Ourselves That Get Left Behind In The Wake Of Diaspora And Ultimately Asks: Must Home Always Be A Physical Place, Or Can We Find It In Another Person?

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This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

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