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An-Ya and Her Diary
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2012
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Dear Wonderful You, Letters to Adopted & Fostered Youth
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2014
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Flip the Script: Adult Adoptee Anthology
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Perpetual Child: Adult Adoptee Anthology: Dismantling the Stereotype
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Black Anthology: Adult Adoptees Claim Their Space
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A Mighty Tree
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Blackness of the Chest
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2012
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LaLa the Fairy: Lives at the Zoo
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[(An-YA and Her Diary : Reader andamp; Parent Guide)] [By (author) Diane Rene Christian] published on (April, 2013)
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An-Ya and Her Diary [Paperback] [2012] (Author) Diane Ren? Christian
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Black Anthology: Fostered & Adult Adoptees Claim Their Space
CALL
FOR SUBMISSIONS
BLACK
ANTHOLOGY
Fostered & Adult Adoptees
Claim Their Space
Project: The AN-YA
Project is dedicated to empowering the voices of all adopted and persons who were fostered. In their next upcoming manuscript—
The AN-YA Project is thrilled to announce that it will co-edit an incredible
anthology with nationally known adoption, race educator and activist, Susan Read more of this blog post »
FOR SUBMISSIONS
BLACK
ANTHOLOGY
Fostered & Adult Adoptees
Claim Their Space
Project: The AN-YA
Project is dedicated to empowering the voices of all adopted and persons who were fostered. In their next upcoming manuscript—
The AN-YA Project is thrilled to announce that it will co-edit an incredible
anthology with nationally known adoption, race educator and activist, Susan Read more of this blog post »
“Dear Diary,
My pen is finally touching your pages. It is time to tell our story. Our story began in China and now it continues in America. I want to write about our old life and I want to write about our life now. I will write it all down with hopes that somehow I can connect the two worlds I have lived in. Right now those worlds seem so far apart.”
― An-Ya and Her Diary
My pen is finally touching your pages. It is time to tell our story. Our story began in China and now it continues in America. I want to write about our old life and I want to write about our life now. I will write it all down with hopes that somehow I can connect the two worlds I have lived in. Right now those worlds seem so far apart.”
― An-Ya and Her Diary
“Dear Diary,
All that she left inside the box was a blank book and a name. You are the book, and I am the name...An-Ya. As you know, my name is printed on your first page. Did She write it? What did She look like as She stood over you with Her pen? Were there tears in Her eyes? Why were you left empty inside?”
― An-Ya and Her Diary
All that she left inside the box was a blank book and a name. You are the book, and I am the name...An-Ya. As you know, my name is printed on your first page. Did She write it? What did She look like as She stood over you with Her pen? Were there tears in Her eyes? Why were you left empty inside?”
― An-Ya and Her Diary
“Dear Diary,
We flew to the other side of the world, and I never stopped holding you close to my chest. You were empty and so was I. My only friend in the world. The only one who understood where I began and where I was going. We flew together and everything we knew before was gone.”
― An-Ya and Her Diary
We flew to the other side of the world, and I never stopped holding you close to my chest. You were empty and so was I. My only friend in the world. The only one who understood where I began and where I was going. We flew together and everything we knew before was gone.”
― An-Ya and Her Diary
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“I am not sure that I exist, actually. I am all the writers that I have read, all the people that I have met, all the women that I have loved; all the cities I have visited.”
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“And if anyone asks, you're Chinese. The boy had nodded. "Chinese," he whispered. "I'm Chinese." "And I," said the girl, "am the Queen of Spain." "In your dreams," said the boy. "In my dreams," said the girl, "I'm the King.”
― When the Emperor Was Divine
― When the Emperor Was Divine
“I was carried away, swept along by the mighty stream of words pouring from the hundreds of pages. To me it was the ultimate book: once you had read it, neither your own life nor the world you lived in would ever look the same.”
― Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress
― Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress
“Dear Diary,
My pen is finally touching your pages. It is time to tell our story. Our story began in China and now it continues in America. I want to write about our old life and I want to write about our life now. I will write it all down with hopes that somehow I can connect the two worlds I have lived in. Right now those worlds seem so far apart.”
― An-Ya and Her Diary
My pen is finally touching your pages. It is time to tell our story. Our story began in China and now it continues in America. I want to write about our old life and I want to write about our life now. I will write it all down with hopes that somehow I can connect the two worlds I have lived in. Right now those worlds seem so far apart.”
― An-Ya and Her Diary
“Dear Diary,
All that she left inside the box was a blank book and a name. You are the book, and I am the name...An-Ya. As you know, my name is printed on your first page. Did She write it? What did She look like as She stood over you with Her pen? Were there tears in Her eyes? Why were you left empty inside?”
― An-Ya and Her Diary
All that she left inside the box was a blank book and a name. You are the book, and I am the name...An-Ya. As you know, my name is printed on your first page. Did She write it? What did She look like as She stood over you with Her pen? Were there tears in Her eyes? Why were you left empty inside?”
― An-Ya and Her Diary
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Natasha wrote: "It's nice to meet you, Diane. Thank you for the friendship. :)"You are more than welcome Natasha!
It is a privilege to join your circle of friends. Thank you, Diane!
Rick
It's nice to meet you, Diane. Thank you for the friendship. :)
Jill wrote: "Great to meet you here Diane, and thank you for your friendship."Lovely to meet you too Jill! Happy writing :)
James wrote: "Hi Diane. Thank you so much for the friend invite!:-)"My Pleasure James!
Hi Diane. Thank you so much for the friend invite!:-)
Carole wrote: "thank you for adding me."You are very welcome Carole!
Thank you, Diane!
Rick"
What a wonderful thing to say Rick! Thank you kindly!