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A Vietnamese woman's journey through war, immigration, and self-discovery.

Part memoir and part social criticism, Why Do You Look at Me and See a Girl? is a provocative exploration of identity, family, and freedom. Anvi Hoàng recounts her life in Vietnam and America, grappling with cultural expectations and the weight of history.

From her grandmother's prison visits to her own transformation in America, Hoàng challenges tradition and prejudice. She confronts the legacy of colonialism, resists Western stereotypes, and seeks justice for the women of her family. This unflinching memoir is for readers interested in Vietnamese American experiences, cultural identity, and the search for a voice. Discover a story of resilience, reflection, and the power of self-definition.

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