Red Eggs and Good Luck: A Chinese-American Memoir about Faith, Family, and Forgiveness
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In China, girls are bad luck and are often drowned. But Angela and her sisters are lucky. They are born in America and allowed to live two lives in one world: eating dim sum and praying the rosary; studying hard at school and playing make believe with their dolls. With a Chinese father who loves consumerism and an American mother determined to give her daughters the opportunities she was denied, Angela and her sisters grow up celebrating both their Chinese heritage and their American culture. But when their father suddenly becomes ill, Angela begins to question the limits of luck and the power of prayer-and to wonder whether she will ever find the courage to be herself.

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In China, girls are bad luck and are often drowned. But Angela and her sisters are lucky. They are born in America and allowed to live two lives in one world: eating dim sum and praying the rosary; studying hard at school and playing make believe with their dolls. With a Chinese father who loves consumerism and an American mother determined to give her daughters the opportunities she was denied, Angela and her sisters grow up celebrating both their Chinese heritage and their American culture. But when their father suddenly becomes ill, Angela begins to question the limits of luck and the power of prayer-and to wonder whether she will ever find the courage to be herself.
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Lam, A. (2015). Red Eggs and Good Luck: A Chinese-American Memoir about Faith, Family, and Forgiveness. She Writes Press.

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Lam, Angela. 2015. Red Eggs and Good Luck: A Chinese-American Memoir About Faith, Family, and Forgiveness. She Writes Press.

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Lam, Angela, Red Eggs and Good Luck: A Chinese-American Memoir About Faith, Family, and Forgiveness. She Writes Press, 2015.

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Lam, Angela. Red Eggs and Good Luck: A Chinese-American Memoir About Faith, Family, and Forgiveness. She Writes Press, 2015.

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