“On growing up internationally - from the Daughter of Copper. And so, with the greatest of ease, both as children and adults, we float back and forth between our two languages and cultures, seamlessly navigating the moments of time and place that define us.”
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Daughter of Copper, A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Identity, Growing up on Borrowed Land
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