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    Burma banyan : a daughter's odyssey / Dawn Fraser Kawahara.
    by Kawahara, Dawn Fraser.
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    Bloomington, IN : AuthorHouse, ©2019.
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  • Kawahara, Dawn Fraser.
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  • British -- India -- Biography.
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  • India -- Social life and customs -- 20th century.
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    9781728323329 (paperback)
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    xxvii, 419 p. : ill., map ; 23 cm.
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    "In BURMA BANYAN, A Daughter’s Odyssey, the reader is invited on an intimate set of travels as the author overcomes qualms about returning to Burma after a life span. Memories of Dawnie, her child self, besiege her. These memories are not set in the peaceful, civilized atmosphere of Dehra Dun, nestled in the hills north of Delhi, the setting of her notable first memoir–Jackals’ Wedding, A Memoir of a Childhood in British India–but in remote areas of northern Burma and in Mandalay, the capital of “Upper Burmah,” in an unstable atmosphere and generally unsafe surroundings. The Burma sojourn of the author’s immediate family following Japanese occupation during World War II begins with a replay of their last days in India, continuing the compelling true story within a family story.... Entertaining stories of the generations before, ancestors who settled in India and Burma from faraway lands, flow naturally as the daughters’ parents, Pansy and William, return to live for a time in the country of their birth. Their resulting storm-and-sun relationship, the nucleus of the symbolic “jackals’ wedding,” continues as such in BURMA BANYAN... "--Amazon.
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