The Lost Daughters of China: Abandoned Girls, Their Journey to America, and Their Searchfor a Missing Past
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The Lost Daughters of China: Abandoned Girls, Their Journey to America, and Their Searchfor a Missing Past

by Karin Evans

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The Lost Daughters of China follows the stories of abandoned girls whose lives brought them to America. Karin Evans explores their journeys and their search for a missing past, offering a thoughtful examination of identity, adoption, cultural displacement, family, and the enduring questions of belonging.

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Karin Evans examines the experiences of abandoned girls from China whose lives led them to America.

The book focuses on journeys shaped by adoption, displacement, and the search for personal history.

It considers the questions surrounding a missing past and the effort to understand origins across cultures.

Through its subject, the book offers a reflective look at identity, family, and the lasting meaning of belonging.

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