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I write stories because I have uestions about life not answers I believe life is mysterious and not dissectable I can t paraphrase or give succinct morals about love and hope pain and loss I have to use a mental longhand ponder and work it out in the form of a story that is revised again and again twenty times a hundred times until it feels true I write for very much the same reasons that I read to startle my mind to church my heart to tingle my spine to knock the blinders off my eyes and allow me to see beyond the pale 322 The Opposite of Fate by Amy Tan has long been one of my favorite books so it s about time I reviewed it This memoir is a collection of essays speeches and articles written over the course of many years categorized into themed sections Collectively they explore Tan s Chinese heritage her childhood as the daughter of immigrants and her journey to becoming a well known author of American fiction Tan prefers not to be categorized as a Chinese American or Asian American author which she discusses in the essay Reuired Reading and Other Dangerous Subjects I like her reasons The essays converge on motifs of fate hope coincidence and the possibility of redeeming the past common subjects in Tan s novels It is difficult to choose favorite essays as I feel they function best as a unit but I particularly love The Cliffnotes Version of My Life My Grandmother s Choice Fish Cheeks and Arrival Banuet Tan s tone is conversational and often humorous but her essays delve deep into uestions of identity and purpose She says The stories I write concern the various beliefs I have held and lost and found at various times in my life I realize those beliefs most often have had to do with hope hope and expectation hope and disappointment loss and hope fate and hope death and hope luck and hope They spring from the uestions I had as a child How did that happen What s going to happen How can I make things happen 111I think that is why I love this book so much it is a candid well written and insightful look at life from many perspectives It inspires empathy and thoughtfulness when relating to other people I do not necessarily agree with all of the viewsbeliefs in this book but I think the best books help you step outside of yourself and see things through another s eyes AND in case that sounds too philosophical I ll add that this book is also incredibly entertaining and funny Let me know if you read it Weathering dissectable I can t paraphrase or give succinct morals about love and hope pain and loss I have to use a mental longhand ponder and work it out in the form of a story that is revised again and again twenty times a hundred times until it feels true I write for very much the same reasons that I read to startle my mind to church my heart to tingle my spine to knock the blinders off my eyes and allow me to see beyond the pale 322 The Opposite of Fate by Amy Tan has long been one of my favorite books so it s about time I reviewed it This memoir is a collection of essays speeches and articles written over the course of many years categorized into themed sections Collectively they explore Tan s Chinese heritage her childhood as the Poison Study daughter of immigrants and her journey to becoming a well known author of American fiction Tan prefers not to be categorized as a Chinese American or Asian American author which she Primal Hunger Guardians #3 discusses in the essay Reuired Reading and Other Dangerous Subjects I like her reasons The essays converge on motifs of fate hope coincidence and the possibility of redeeming the past common subjects in Tan s novels It is The Earl on the Train difficult to choose favorite essays as I feel they function best as a unit but I particularly love The Cliffnotes Version of My Life My Grandmother s Choice Fish Cheeks and Arrival Banuet Tan s tone is conversational and often humorous but her essays An Unuestionable Lady delve The Spaces Between Us deep into uestions of identity and purpose She says The stories I write concern the various beliefs I have held and lost and found at various times in my life I realize those beliefs most often have had to ゆらぎ荘の幽奈さん 1 do with hope hope and expectation hope and Liam’s Unexpected Alpha Lupinville #1 disappointment loss and hope fate and hope Demigods Academy Year One death and hope luck and hope They spring from the uestions I had as a child How Demigods Academy Year Two did that happen What s going to happen How can I make things happen 111I think that is why I love this book so much it is a candid well written and insightful look at life from many perspectives It inspires empathy and thoughtfulness when relating to other people I

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