Girl from the lower floor
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The historical novel about the 17-year-old Joe Kuan is a Chinese who lives in Atlanta. The book of Staisi Lee - an American of Chinese origin - became the bestseller The New York Times, and also got into the book club Reese Witherspoon.
Joe Kuan was born in America, but cannot become a full -fledged citizen of his country. She is forced to work as a maid with the daughter of one of the richest men of Atlanta, and lives in the basement edited by a local newspaper. Soon, Joe learns that the newspaper can close - this means that a girl can lose her room. She throws a letter with an idea for a new heading into the mailbox of the newspaper and begins to lead an anonymous column of tips for noble ladies. Suddenly, the Joe column becomes popular and attracts new readers.
Joe or Miss Berry, as her readers are called, begins to talk about the problems of modern society - racial discrimination and the electoral law of women. Not everyone likes her progressive views. The ill -wishers are trying to get out
Joe Kuan was born in America, but cannot become a full -fledged citizen of his country. She is forced to work as a maid with the daughter of one of the richest men of Atlanta, and lives in the basement edited by a local newspaper. Soon, Joe learns that the newspaper can close - this means that a girl can lose her room. She throws a letter with an idea for a new heading into the mailbox of the newspaper and begins to lead an anonymous column of tips for noble ladies. Suddenly, the Joe column becomes popular and attracts new readers.
Joe or Miss Berry, as her readers are called, begins to talk about the problems of modern society - racial discrimination and the electoral law of women. Not everyone likes her progressive views. The ill -wishers are trying to get out
Author:
Author:Стейси Ли
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00195-267-1
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