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– leisurely walks in the park nearby, sleeping six to eight hours a night, and reading . With everyone tightening their wallets, travel can feel wistful and limited right now, so books are the ultimate getaway to indulge in especially on a Summer Friday off. And with it beingBelow are eight of our favorite literature picks penned byOh My Mother! by Connie WangWhen the book title starts as a cross-language pun, you know it’s going to be good.
In Chinese, the term for “Oh My God” is “Wo De Ma Ya!”, which directly translates into “Oh My Mother!”. Freshly published this month, Connie Wang’s debut novel takes her conscientious and effervescent skills as a former Refinery29 executive editor into nine adventurous essays that explore the dynamic of her relationship with her mother, Qing. Wang’s relatable coming-of-age immigrant millennial experience is told through the lens of travel, from destinations like China, Amsterdam and Paris.
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