FEATURING: THE PAPER DAUGHTERS OF CHINATOWN.
A true story of a brave woman who rescued enslaved Chinese girls from their owners by taking them into The Occidental Mission Home for Girls in San Francisco.
FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/2p8wwy6k
Heather Brown Moore
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Today‘s Prompt: HOODWINKED
A true story of a brave woman who rescued enslaved Chinese girls from their owners by taking them into The Occidental Mission Home for Girls in San Francisco.
The men who “tricked/hoodwinked” them into thinking they were going to arrive in America and marry a wealthy man so they could take care of their family back home were despicable.
FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/y5gob2f7
pick4/5🌟
This is the inspiring story of Donaldina Cameron, the director of a mission to for Chinese girls rescued slavery in Chinatown in San Francisco in the early 1900s. I‘m grateful for the delicate and sensitive way the author handled the subject. I don‘t need every graphic detail to feel deep compassion for the victims. Inspiring and hopeful! #LDSLivingBookClub
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Today‘s Prompt: FASCINATING
A fascinating, true story of a brave woman who rescued enslaved Chinese girls from their owners by taking them into The Occidental Mission Home for Girls in San Francisco.
FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/y5gob2f7
pickHAPPY PUB DAY!!
A true story of a brave woman who rescued enslaved Chinese girls from their owners by taking them into The Occidental Mission Home for Girls in San Francisco.
Ms. Moore's writing is pull-you-in, the story line is mesmerizing, and her research is impeccable.
Historical fiction fans as well as women's fiction fans will enjoy THE PAPER DAUGHTERS OF CHINATOWN. 5/5
https://tinyurl.com/y5gob2f7
@heatherbmoore
@shadowmountainpub
I just finished this marvelously researched book by @authorhbmoore
A true story of a brave woman who rescued enslaved Chinese girls from their owners by taking them into The Occidental Mission Home for Girls in San Francisco.
FULL REVIEW WILL BE ON SEPTEMBER 1.
@shadowmountainpub
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