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My New Zealand Story: Chinatown Girl

$26.95
Discover the rich tapestry of New Zealand's history through the eyes of a young girl in 'My New Zealand Story: Chinatown Girl'. This captivating paperback novel, set in 1942 Auckland, immerses readers in the vibrant community of Chinatown, where descendants of Chinese miners and market gardeners come together to preserve their culture amidst the turmoil of World War II. Silvey, our brave protagonist, faces the challenges of school closures and the arrival of Chinese-American soldiers, all while documenting her heartfelt experiences in a diary. This historical fiction not only sheds light on a lesser-known part of New Zealand's past but also highlights themes of resilience, identity, and the importance of community. Ideal for young readers and history enthusiasts, 'Chinatown Girl' offers a powerful narrative that resonates with today's world. With its engaging storytelling and rich illustrations, this book is perfect for educational settings or family reading. Add 'My New Zealand Story: Chinatown Girl' to your collection today and encourage your child's love for history and literature!

CONDITION: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781775435778
Format: Paperback
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages: 208


Set in Auckland, New Zealand, in 1942, in an area of the city known as Chinatown where the descendants of the Chinese miners and market gardeners gathered together to maintain their culture and provide a sense of community. New Zealand is at war when Silvey starts her diary, but for Silvey this is just a backdrop to the main issues of her worldthe closure of her school and the arrival of Chinese-American soldiers

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Cover of "My New Zealand Story: Chinatown Girl", depicting a young girl in 1942 Auckland's Chinatown, highlighting resilience and culture.
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My New Zealand Story: Chinatown Girl

$26.95
Discover the rich tapestry of New Zealand's history through the eyes of a young girl in 'My New Zealand Story: Chinatown Girl'. This captivating paperback novel, set in 1942 Auckland, immerses readers in the vibrant community of Chinatown, where descendants of Chinese miners and market gardeners come together to preserve their culture amidst the turmoil of World War II. Silvey, our brave protagonist, faces the challenges of school closures and the arrival of Chinese-American soldiers, all while documenting her heartfelt experiences in a diary. This historical fiction not only sheds light on a lesser-known part of New Zealand's past but also highlights themes of resilience, identity, and the importance of community. Ideal for young readers and history enthusiasts, 'Chinatown Girl' offers a powerful narrative that resonates with today's world. With its engaging storytelling and rich illustrations, this book is perfect for educational settings or family reading. Add 'My New Zealand Story: Chinatown Girl' to your collection today and encourage your child's love for history and literature!

CONDITION: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781775435778
Format: Paperback
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages: 208


Set in Auckland, New Zealand, in 1942, in an area of the city known as Chinatown where the descendants of the Chinese miners and market gardeners gathered together to maintain their culture and provide a sense of community. New Zealand is at war when Silvey starts her diary, but for Silvey this is just a backdrop to the main issues of her worldthe closure of her school and the arrival of Chinese-American soldiers

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