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Don Lee is a hidden gem.

His writings always deals with the core of a person’s identity and the most sacred value that the main character holds. He is a true American writer who has better understanding of the experience and dilemma of having sn Asian background than most Asian American writers of today. His writings are intimate and beautiful. I have an issue with this recording for the ending bleeds into the credit so quickly, one cannot properly savor the beauty of the end of the book.