The Stone Goddess
The Stone Goddess by Minfong Ho, published by Scholastic in 2005, is a poignant narrative that explores the life of twelve-year-old Nakri during the tumultuous Communist takeover of Cambodia in the 1980s. This edition, written in English and spanning 201 pages, presents a vivid account of Nakri’s experiences as her family is forced to flee their home and confront the harsh realities of a children’s labor camp, ultimately leading them to seek a new life in America.
Readers will find a deeply personal story that delves into themes of displacement and resilience. As Nakri navigates the challenges of leaving her homeland behind, the narrative captures her enduring memories and the impact of her past on her new life. The book touches on topics such as biographical experiences and the Asian American perspective, providing insight into the struggles faced by those affected by war and displacement.
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Award-winning author Minfong Ho tells the story of Nakri’s struggles during the Communist takeover of Cambodia in the 1980s.
Twelve-year-old Nakri’s beloved home in Cambodia is shattered when the nation’s capital is overrun by government rebels. Her family is forced to flee, and she and her siblings end up in a children’s labor camp, separated from everything they’ve ever known. At long last, Cambodia is liberated and Nakri’s family sets out for America, a place to begin again. There, Nakri learns that she can leave Cambodia behind, but the memories will be a part of her forever.
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