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Dream of a Thousand Lives
Dream of a Thousand Lives: A Sojourn in Thailand | Karen Connelly
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A Canadian poet describes her year-long sojourn in Denchai, a small farming community in northern Thailand, describing the jungles, the hedonistic high-life of Bangkok, the influence of Buddhism, and more. Original.
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BookishRedhead
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Touch the Dragon: A Thai Journal | Karen Connelly
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Loved reading about Karen's time in Thailand and coping with the differences with culture and finding friends etc

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squirrelbrain
squirrelbrain
Touch the Dragon: A Thai Journal | Karen Connelly
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The author goes to #thailand from Canada on a Rotary exchange programme at the age of 17, in the mid 1980s. To begin with I thought she would be a typical whiny teenager but actually this diary is very honest about her feelings and insightful about Thailand, particularly when looking at the lives of Thai women at that time. The author is a poet and you can see that throughout the book.

Does anyone need this for #readingasia2021? #swapme

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BarbaraBB I am glad you have a pick for an Asian read, it‘s been awhile I think 🤦🏻‍♀️ 4y
squirrelbrain The last few have been good @BarbaraBB, but I did have a #readingasiaslump a little while ago! 🤣 4y
Librarybelle Love the hashtag #readingasiaslump ! 😂 4y
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LeahBergen I sent you a book ages ago … you haven‘t happened to receive it yet, have you? I DID try to save money and sent it the cheapest way, though. 😆😆 4y
squirrelbrain No, sorry @LeahBergen, nothing as yet..... I‘ll definitely let you know when it arrives - you‘re very kind! 😁 4y
LeahBergen @squirrelbrain I didn‘t think it had arrived but I had to check. If it doesn‘t show up, I‘ll resend something! 😘 4y
squirrelbrain Ooh no @LeahBergen please don‘t think you have to do that. I looked at the economy option previously for shipping to US / Canada and it said allow 2 months! 😬 4y
LeahBergen I‘m pretty sure it should show up soon. 🤞 I cheaped out on postage because the next faster method was like $35 extra which is so stupid. It‘s just a tiny parcel! 😆😆 4y
squirrelbrain How much?! That is ridiculous! I thought ours was bad at about (cd! @LeahBergen 4y
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