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America is not the heart by Elaine Castillo · Booklabria

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America is not the heart

WomenFamily life

America is not the heart

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First published: 2018
Language: English
Editions: 7

Synopsis

After fleeing the Philippines, Hero De Vera arrives at her uncles where she is given a fresh start. He asks no questions about her disturbing political past, but his daughter, the first American-born family member, is unable to resist her curiosity especially about her cousin's damaged hands.

Subjects: Women
Family life
Families
Literary
Identity
Family secrets
Set in: United States
San Francisco Bay Area

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