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Across Many Mountains: A Tibetan Family's Epic Journey from Oppression to Freedom
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Product Description: A powerful, emotional memoir and an extraordinary portrait of three generations of Tibetan women whose lives are forever changed when Chairman Mao's Red Army crushes Tibetan independence, sending a young mother and her six-year-old daughter on a treacherous journey across the snowy Himalayas toward freedomKunsang thought she would never leave Tibet...read more
By Yangzom Brauen
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9781410445261 | Large print edition (Thorndike Pr, February 1, 2012), cover price $31.99
9780312600136 | St Martins Pr, September 27, 2011, cover price $26.99

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9781250012036 | Reprint edition (Griffin, October 30, 2012), cover price $16.99 | About this edition: A powerful, emotional memoir and an extraordinary portrait of three generations of Tibetan women whose lives are forever changed when Chairman Mao's Red Army crushes Tibetan independence, sending a young mother and her six-year-old daughter on a treacherous journey across the snowy Himalayas toward freedomKunsang thought she would never leave Tibet.

Across Many Mountains: Three Daughters of Tibet
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Product Description: Kunsang thought she would never leave Tibet. One of Tibet's youngest nuns, she grew up in a remote mountain village where, as a teenager, she entered the local nunnery. Though simple, Kunsang's life gave her all she needed: a oneness with nature, a sense of the spiritual in all things...read more
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9781846553455 | Vintage Uk, March 3, 2011, cover price $21.95 | About this edition: Kunsang thought she would never leave Tibet.

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