Nicky was desperate to find a husband that she didn't mind becoming a Kept woman.
Two families leave China 100 years ago, This is a journal recording their passage, their so-journ in Borneo and then on to Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, England and beyond. A fascinating account of how time and place have changed the members.
Monday, July 24, 2017
Wednesday, July 19, 2017
Ann Bio and book CV 2018
http://annkitsuet-chinchan.blogspot.com/2017/07/ann-cv-2017.html
Ann Kit Suet Chin is a New Zealand Chinese writer. She was born in Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia. She attended Methodist Primary and Secondary School in Sibu. She graduated from Windsor University in Canada, Auckland University and Auckland University of Technology.
Ann is the fourth child of the late John Chan Hiu Fei and Mary Kong Wah Kiew. She is married to Chin Chen Onn, PhD. She has three surviving children, Deborah, Gabrielle and Sam. Her third child, Andrew died when he was a baby and is the inspiration of her first book.
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Ann Kit Suet Chin is a New Zealand Chinese writer. She was born in Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia. She attended Methodist Primary and Secondary School in Sibu. She graduated from Windsor University in Canada, Auckland University and Auckland University of Technology.
Ann is the fourth child of the late John Chan Hiu Fei and Mary Kong Wah Kiew. She is married to Chin Chen Onn, PhD. She has three surviving children, Deborah, Gabrielle and Sam. Her third child, Andrew died when he was a baby and is the inspiration of her first book.
作者 陈洁雪
洁雪是新西兰的华人,出生于马来西亚砂拉越的诗巫市。早年在诗巫卫理小学和卫理中学受中小学教育。大学毕业于加拿大的温舍大学、新西兰的奥克兰大学和奥克兰科技大学。
洁雪是已故陈鹞飞夫妇的女儿,家中排行第四。
This is a
hundred-year-old journal of two families, the Chans and the Kongs. It traces
the first movement in 1907 from Kwang Zhou, China to the jungles of Borneo.
It is a six-generational record with the second wave of movement to England,
Canada, Japan, Singapore, Australia, USA ...
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Wannabe
Socialite
Paper back and eBook, Kindle and Draft2print
Paper back and eBook, Kindle and Draft2print
Based in Malaya and Singapore from the 60s.
The world is full of big bad wolves for a young girl growing in a small
sheltered town. From one small wrong step, trouble snowballs into bigger and
bigger trouble. She sinks into the murky seedy underworld. She becomes a kept
woman. She finds there is no way out, she commits suicide.
The Playgroup Club: ISBN 978 0 473 37871 4
Paper back and eBook, Kindle and Draft2print
A group of stay at home meet and socialize and do constructive work.
This book will resonate in women who went to Playgroup with their children and grandchildren. They stay at home, but socialize and jell together for various issues.
An excellent read and handbook to a stay-home mum like me who had a successful career as a lawyer and now enjoying my baby. Katherine Bruggy.
Two Asian Stories. ISBN 978 0 473 40269 3
Revised and amalgamated version of One Roof, two lives and Wannabe Socialite. The writer writes on Social injustice through the century.
Growing up in Borneo 9780473436414.
Titles locally authored (or from Australia/the Pacific region) are of special interest to our Public Libraries and Schools
A non-fiction on the same genre of From China to Borneo to Beyond, follows the second generation of the Cantonese People who left China for Borneo.
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The Playgroup Club: ISBN 978 0 473 37871 4
Paper back and eBook, Kindle and Draft2print
A group of stay at home meet and socialize and do constructive work.
This book will resonate in women who went to Playgroup with their children and grandchildren. They stay at home, but socialize and jell together for various issues.
An excellent read and handbook to a stay-home mum like me who had a successful career as a lawyer and now enjoying my baby. Katherine Bruggy.
Two Asian Stories. ISBN 978 0 473 40269 3
Revised and amalgamated version of One Roof, two lives and Wannabe Socialite. The writer writes on Social injustice through the century.
Growing up in Borneo 9780473436414.
Titles locally authored (or from Australia/the Pacific region) are of special interest to our Public Libraries and Schools
A non-fiction on the same genre of From China to Borneo to Beyond, follows the second generation of the Cantonese People who left China for Borneo.
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