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The Year of the Tiger
The Year of the Tiger
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A heartwarming tale of adoption, cherishing the joy of having not just one, but two families—those bound by blood and those chosen. Because in the end, family means love. Set in 1950 Malaya, the story follows a baby girl born during the Year of the Tiger. Due to superstitions, she is given up for adoption and is named Zaiton by her new family. Raised amidst warmth and love, she grows into a spirited and independent young person. Despite childhood challenges and doubts about her roots, she navigates life with courage, supported by her siblings, whether related by blood or chosen. The story celebrates the power of love and family, emphasizing that family is defined by love, not just blood relation. Inspired by the author's mother, the narrative offers a perspective of gratitude and abundance, highlighting the richness of having multiple families that cherish her deeply.
Details of Book
ISBN13: 9789815295375
ISBN10: 9815295373
Language: English
Series: The Year of the Tiger
Publisher: Penguin
Format: Paperback
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One Line Summary
Celebrates unconventional families and the power of love.
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Who is this book for?
If you're drawn to heartfelt stories about family and identity, this book will sweep you into Zaiton's inspiring journey. It beautifully portrays how love and support can forge a strong family bond, regardless of blood ties. You'll find yourself rooting for her resilience and the warmth of her chosen family, making it a truly touching read.