Myne Whitman: Books About Leaving Home
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If you've lived in the same place your whole life, it's tough to know what it's like to have your life split into two places. Myne Whitman knows exactly what that's like. She's a writer who lives in Bellevue, but she immigrated here from Nigeria. So she's thought a lot about what it means to make a life in a new place while missing the old place. Myne talked with KUOW's Jeannie Yandel about two books that explore what it's like to leave home for someplace new.
Myne Whitman discussed the books "The Road Home" by Rose Tremain and "The Thing Around Your Neck" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
This was a thrilling experience and my first time in a radio studio.
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WOW!!! That was great. Congrats Myne.
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ReplyDeleteI really liked what you said here, "Immigration is something one never really finishes. It is a journey." You were very clear in your speech, fantastic.
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