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Sook-Yin is sent to London to restore the family’s honor. This is a heavy burden, especially when she’s been told that she’s stupid and not worthy of notice. As a transplant in the 60’s, she is very alone. And she is constantly misinterpreted through her life. Sook-Yin’s marriage is not what she expected. But her spirit is strong, and she’s a fighter.Lilly has struggled her entire life to understand who she is and why she’s suffering Her sister is her only support system. She believes she has a few memories of their time in Hong Kong, but her sister assures her she was too little to remember. As she sets out on this journey to Hong Kong, she discovers secrets and lies that rock her foundation.The emotions of not belonging are intense and the writing drives it home. One of my struggles was to understand why Sook- ‘s brother was so awful. (This is part of the entire novel—delving into relationships, so we weren’t supposed to understand. When she figured it out, it was an aha moment for me too. Then I wondered what lens am I seeing people through.