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3.0 out of 5 stars
Mostly admiration - not entertaining.,
By bobb (San Francisco, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Shouting at the Mountain: A Hong Kong story of love and commitment (Paperback)
Well, one gotta admire this couple, with their common goal of educating the underpriviledged of Hong Kong for several decades.
As a book about their relationship however, the language is dry (British style?) and matter-of-factly. This book "told" me of their love but I never felt it, again maybe because of the writing style. I think this couple maybe a bit too private. Reading this book, I sense Elsie (who wrote 90% of the book) doesn't feel comfortable enough to bring the reader "in" their relationship. I am dissapointed, but I do not question that theirs is true love. I just wished they were more comfortable in sharing it with us. |
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Shouting at the Mountain: A Hong Kong story of love and commitment by Andrew Tu (Paperback - September 20, 2005)
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