81. Materials Available In The Glasgow University Library chong, denise. The Girl in the Picture The Story of Kim Phuc, the Photograph, and the Vietnam War (2000). Clarke, Jeffrey J. Advice and support the final http://www.arts.gla.ac.uk/CAS/VietnamWar/reading.html

The Vietnam War in American History and Culture Course Details Aims and Outcomes Syllabus Seminar One ... Vietnam War Home Page Materials available in the Glasgow University Library Materials available in the Glasgow University Library Reporting Vietnam: American Journalism, 1959-1975 (Penguin) Allen, Thomas B. Offerings at the wall: artifacts from the Vietnam Veterans (1995) Anderegg, Michael. Inventing Vietnam: The War in Film and Television (1991) Anderson, David L. Facing My Lai: moving beyond the massacre (1998) . Shadow on the White House: presidents and the Vietnam War, 1945-1975 (1993) . Trapped by success: the Eisenhower administration and Vietnam, 1953-1961 (1991) Appy, Christian. Patriots: The Vietnam War Remembered from all Sides (Penguin) . Working-Class War: American Combat Soldiers and Vietnam (1993) Austin, Anthony. The President's war: the story of the Tonkin Gulf resolution and how the nation was trapped in Vietnam (1971) Baritz, Loren. Backfire: a history of how American culture led us into Vietnam

82. Wordsworthyreadingpaths Wiki / The Color Of Water chong, denise. The Girl in the Picture The Kim Phuc Story. 1999. Elders, Joycelyn and David Chanoff. Joycelyn Elders, M.D. From Sharecropper’s Daughter to http://wordsworthyreadingpaths.pbwiki.com/The Color of Water

wordsworthyreadingpaths The Color of Water Search wiki: Home Edit page Log in Add features ... Share this It's easy - just select the desired access level, copy this link and send it via email, instant message, etc. Link: Just a link to your wiki. Post this anywhere and people can ask you for the invite key. QuickStart Recent Activity SideBar Recently edited pages ... Running in the Family 3 mos ago FrontPage 3 mos ago Wait till Next Year 6 mos ago Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl 6 mos ago Out of Africa 6 mos ago What is a Reading Path 6 mos ago Lucky 6 mos ago The Color of Water 6 mos ago Under the Tuscan Sun 6 mos ago The Liar's Club 6 mos ago Recent visitors You now Someone else 17 mins ago Someone else 2 hrs ago Someone else 2 hrs ago Someone else 3 hrs ago Someone else 5 hrs ago Someone else 6 hrs ago Someone else 6 hrs ago Someone else 6 hrs ago Someone else 10 hrs ago QuickStart Recent Activity SideBar This is your Sidebar Edit this! Put links and content here. James McBride God is the color of water, as explained by James McBride’s mother in The Color of Water: A Black Man's Tribute to His White Mother ( 1996). Ruth McBride, a white woman born Jewish (and named Rachel), married to a black man, is not interested in color. She’s interested in keeping the wolf from the door while seeing that her 12 children grow up to be educated, contributing adults. She’s also not interested in talking about her childhood or her family to her children. While Ruth is busy shepherding her children, they are trying to grow up in New York City, just as Black Power is becoming a forceful movement across the U.S.

83. Canada A People S History - Literary Bibliography chong, denise The Concubine s Children Penguin Books, 1994. The truelife story of chong s grandmother, May-ying, brought to Canada as a concubine at the http://history.cbc.ca/history/?MIval=GENcont.html&series_id=4&episode_id=99&chap

84. VAL S BOOK REVIEWS This book of nonfiction traces the family history of Ms. chong s maternal side, and details how this side of her family was divided between China and http://www.geocities.com/vals_book_reviews/reviews.html

VAL'S BOOK REVIEWS Raise-a-Reader Canada's literacy campaign. AUTHOR TITLE (PUBLISH DATE) RATING (OUT OF 10) COMMENTS Allende, Isabel Daughter of Fortune What a disappointing read! The characters were all over the place, and new ones were introduced near the end, leading to nowhere. For example, why was the character of Lola Montez even mentioned? She appeared on all of a few pages at the end of the book, with absolutely no significance to the story. Was she supposed to be Eliza's long-lost mother? In all, Eliza's long search for Joaquín seemed rather boring; the story had chapters, characters and storylines that could have been totally eliminated to tighten the writing; I was disappointed to find out that John was Eliza's father - I felt that it had literally been included as a last thought. I would have rather read about the developing of an intimate relationship between Eliza and her adoptive mother, Ms. Rose. Available off-site: Plot summary, topics for discussion reviews, excerpts, author interview, reading questions author biography , and the author's official site Reviewed: March 2001 Amis, Martin

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