The Bonesetter's Daughter
Book • 1990
The Bonesetter's Daughter spans generations, intertwining the lives of Ruth Young, a Chinese-American woman, and her aging mother, LuLing.
As LuLing's memory begins to fade, Ruth discovers a hidden manuscript written by her mother, revealing a dark and turbulent past in China.
The novel explores themes of family secrets, cultural heritage, and the enduring bond between mothers and daughters.
Through LuLing's poignant narrative, Amy Tan delves into the complexities of memory, identity, and the lasting impact of historical events on personal lives.
Ruth uncovers a world of heartbreak and sacrifice, gaining a deeper understanding of her mother's struggles and her own connection to her Chinese roots.
As LuLing's memory begins to fade, Ruth discovers a hidden manuscript written by her mother, revealing a dark and turbulent past in China.
The novel explores themes of family secrets, cultural heritage, and the enduring bond between mothers and daughters.
Through LuLing's poignant narrative, Amy Tan delves into the complexities of memory, identity, and the lasting impact of historical events on personal lives.
Ruth uncovers a world of heartbreak and sacrifice, gaining a deeper understanding of her mother's struggles and her own connection to her Chinese roots.
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