Ebook {Epub PDF} Let the Tornado Come: A Memoir by Rita Zoey Chin






















Hailed as a “clear-eyed book written with poetry and compassion” by The Boston Globe, Let the Tornado Come is the “lyrical debut memoir” (Kirkus Reviews) of a runaway child, the woman she became, and the horse that set her free. When Rita Zoey Chin was eleven years old, she began running away from home/5(49).  · Hailed as a “clear-eyed book written with poetry and compassion” by The Boston Globe, Let the Tornado Come is the “lyrical debut memoir” (Kirkus Reviews) of a runaway child, the woman she became, and the horse that set her free. When Rita Zoey Chin was eleven years old, she began running away from home. Her parents’ violence and neglect drove her onto the streets in search of a Brand: Simon Schuster. Let the Tornado Come is a riveting and courageous memoir about the determination of a child runaway to create the life she wants, the unexpected challenges she must face as adult living that life, and the fearful but huge-hearted horse who teaches her that the greatest freedom lies not in running from, but turning towards, those things that frighten us the most.


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Rita Zoey Chin, in the prologue to "Let the Tornado Come," her often devastating debut memoir, describes this idea in another way: "[A]s resounding and complete as any present moment is, one side. Rita Zoey Chin asks in her new memoir, Let the Tornado Come. An answer to the question seems elusive—if not impossible—but Chin is well-versed in the art of survival. An answer to the question seems elusive—if not impossible—but Chin is well-versed in the art of survival. Although Rita Zoey Chin vividly describes a brutal and despairing life her writing is never consumed with despair. Let the Tornado Come is a clear-eyed book written with poetry and compassion. Chin may have had little control over her life, but she demonstrates a remarkable control over her story.

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