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Renata Cruz renata_cruz — Neat photos of the OBX from the 50s-80s - all before I ever visited. I wish the info. was a little more detailed and the photos higher quality.

Alberto Navoni albertonavoni — This was an easy-read, romance novel. I enjoyed the story, but think that the author could have built up the ending more. It seemed like the ending was rushed.

Alyssa Mallone alyssamallone — Although I was aware of the sudden influx of Hmong immigrants into Minnesota when I was living there in the late 80’s, I’m embarrassed to admit that I didn’t know much about them until I read this book. Kao Kalia Yang was born in a refugee camp in Thailand and emigrated with her family to St. Paul, eventually growing up to attend Carleton College. This is both her story, of the immigrant child trying to fit in, but even more it is the story of her family. She is raised with the stories of her family’s past: her grandmother’s hard life raising 10 children, the persecution of Hmong by North Vietnamese soldiers, her family’s escape into the Laotian jungles, where they lived on the run for four years before a final crossing into Thailand. She writes movingly about the Hmong people’s lack of written language and her attempt to rectify this by recording the stories that were bequeathed to her.