Letters to Home: A Memoir (& Other Stories by an ABC) is a collection of letters and personal essays about a young ABC (American Born Chinese) growing up in New York City.
In this vulnerable memoir, author Janette Wu evokes humor and authenticity to tell stories that range from heartwarming to heartbreaking. While understanding and accepting her identity, she weighs Chinese cultural values alongside the influences of American culture. Her nostalgic stories transport readers back to childhood while simultaneously capturing the struggle of balancing the two lifestyles.
In her attempt to bridge the immigrant transgenerational gap and highlight Asian American heritage, Wu explores how we choose to express love, grapple with life and death, and seek introspection in a redefined perspective on the survival mentality.
Letters to Home speaks to fellow ABCs, children of immigrant families, and those who love daring real-world accounts of today’s generation.
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Janette Wu is a first-generation Chinese American, born and raised in New York City. She holds two separate bachelor’s degrees in human biology and Chinese, from Macaulay Honors College. After her capstone year abroad in China was abruptly cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic, Wu used her talent for storytelling to uplift ABC’s (American Born Chinese) voices and write her first book Letters to Home: A Memoir (& Other Stories by an ABC).When she is not overwatering her second snake plant, she can be found hiking the nearest trails with her dog, Montao, or blogging on by-janette.com about her nostalgic days traveling abroad.
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