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Daughters of the Grasslands: A Memoir - Paperback

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by Mary Woster Haug (Author)

In the Harmony Memoir Series from Bottom Dog Press, here is a beautifully written book of family and life story woven into the author's life in South Dakota and Korea.

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Daughters of the Grasslands: Memoirs by Mary Woster Haug

"The chapters in this book are layered and interwoven explorations of several cohesive themes: coming to understand the past, cross-cultural experience, knowing oneself through becoming a stranger, and relations to the land and to the traditions of two different places, and the mother-daughter bond both as metaphor and theme." Kent Meyers, author of The Witness of Combines

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Daughters of the Grasslands: Memoirs by Mary Woster Haug

"The chapters in this book are layered and interwoven explorations of several cohesive themes: coming to understand the past, cross-cultural experience, knowing oneself through becoming a stranger, and relations to the land and to the traditions of two different places, and the mother-daughter bond both as metaphor and theme.� Kent Meyers, author of The Witness of Combines

Number of Pages: 200
Dimensions: 0.45 x 9 x 6 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: August 06, 2014
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