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“khin myint”

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  • Fragile Creatures

    A Memoir

    by Khin Myint ...
    A powerful debut from an extraordinary voice, gentle in the face of extremityKhin's sister Theda has a strange illness and a euthanasia drug locked in a box under her bed. Her doctor thinks her problem is purely physical, and so does she, but Khin is not so sure. He knows what they both went through growing up in Perth – it wasn't welcoming back then for a Burmese-Australian family.With Theda's ... Read more

    $11.99 CAD

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    Fragile Creatures

    A Memoir

    by Khin Myint ...
    Narrated by Khin Myint, Max Brown ...

    Unabridged

    7 hours 28 min

    Khin's sister Theda has a strange illness and a euthanasia drug locked in a box under her bed. Her doctor thinks her problem is purely physical, and so does she, but Khin is not so sure. He knows what they both went through growing up in Perth – it wasn't welcoming back then for a Burmese-Australian family. With Theda's condition getting worse, Khin heads off to the United States. He needs to sort ... Read more

    $35.99 CAD

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