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Jennifer J. Chow
Jennifer J. Chow, an Asian-American writer, holds a Bachelor's degree from Cornell University and a Master's in Social Welfare from UCLA. Her geriatric work experience has informed her stories. She lives in Los Angeles, California.Her multicultural women's fiction, The 228 Legacy, was a Finalist... show more

Jennifer J. Chow, an Asian-American writer, holds a Bachelor's degree from Cornell University and a Master's in Social Welfare from UCLA. Her geriatric work experience has informed her stories. She lives in Los Angeles, California.Her multicultural women's fiction, The 228 Legacy, was a Finalist for 2013 ForeWord Reviews' Book of the Year Award and an Honorable Mention for the 2015 San Francisco Book Festival. She also writes the Winston Wong Cozy Mystery Series under J.J. Chow.
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Asian American/multicultural, Fiction, Mystery
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DubaiReader rated it 7 years ago
text A Chinese haunting.
This was an unusual read with a highly moral message. I enjoyed the narration of the audio version by Kieren Metts but I wasn't so taken with the story itself.Set in 1880 in Fresno, California, the narrative is based around an immigrant Chinese family. Topaz Woo is just seventeen when she dies in ch...
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100 Pages A Day...Stephanie's Book Reviews rated it 11 years ago
text The 228 Legacy
This is a multi-generational family saga taking place in California in the 1980's. We see the story through the eyes of three generations of women. Silk, the grandmother, born in Taiwan and widowed through the tragedies of the 2/28 massacre; her daughter, Lisa, born in the USA and now having trou...
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