Wild Swans. Three Daughters of China
- 688 pages
- 25 hours of reading
A history of twentieth century China told as a real-life saga of a Chinese family over three generations.
Anne Lomott Book order (chronological)
Anne Lamott is an author whose non-fiction works are largely autobiographical, marked by a self-deprecating humor that tackles subjects like alcoholism, single motherhood, and Christianity. Her writing resonates with readers through her sharp wit, profound insights, and outspoken perspectives on topics ranging from her left-leaning politics to her unconventional Christian faith. Lamott's ability to blend personal experience with universal themes creates a deeply relatable and engaging narrative voice. Her work offers a unique exploration of the human condition with honesty and humor.
Rosie
- 289 pages
- 11 hours of reading
This novel, available for the first time in trade paperback, is about an eccentric non-nuclear family with two, then three, and finally four heads, but always with just one heart--Rosie.