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The Foremost Good Fortune ~ Memoir ~ Family ~ China ~ Cancer Treatment ~ Health
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- Biography & Autobiography
- Special Attributes
- 1st Edition
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- United States
- Region
- China
- Country/Region
- China
- ISBN
- 9780307594068
- Book Title
- Foremost Good Fortune
- Item Length
- 9.6in
- Publisher
- Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
- Publication Year
- 2011
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1.1in
- Genre
- Biography & Autobiography, Travel, Health & Fitness, Medical, Social Science
- Topic
- Diseases / Cancer, Women, Special Interest / Family, General, Oncology, Customs & Traditions
- Item Width
- 6.6in
- Item Weight
- 19 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 288 Pages
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Susan Conley, her husband, and their two young sons say good-bye to their friends, family, and house in Maine for a two-year stint in a high-rise apartment in Beijing, prepared to embrace the inevitable onslaught of new experiences that such a move entails. But Susan can't predict just how much their lives will change. While her husband is consumed with his job, Susan works on finishing her novel and confronting the challenges of day-to-day life in an utterly foreign country: determining the proper way to buy apples at a Chinese megamarket; bribing her little boys to ride the school bus; fielding invitations to mysterious "sweater parties" and tracking down the faux-purse empire of the infamous Bag Lady; and getting stuck in an elevator, unable to call for help in Mandarin. Despite the distractions, there are many occasions for joy. From road trips to the Great Wall and bartering for a "starter Buddha" at the raucous flea market to lighting fireworks in the streets for the Chinese New Year and feasting on the world's best dumplings in back-alley restaurants, they gradually turn their unfamiliar environs into a true home. Then Susan learns she has cancer. After undergoing treatment in Boston, she returns to Beijing, again as a foreigner-but this time, it's her own body in which she feels a stranger. Set against the eternally fascinating backdrop of modern China and full of insight into the trickiest questions of motherhood-How do you talk to children about death? When is it okay to lie?-this wry and poignant memoir is a celebration of family and a candid exploration of mortality and belonging.
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Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0307594068
ISBN-13
9780307594068
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92447430
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Book Title
Foremost Good Fortune
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Diseases / Cancer, Women, Special Interest / Family, General, Oncology, Customs & Traditions
Publication Year
2011
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Travel, Health & Fitness, Medical, Social Science
Number of Pages
288 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
9.6in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
6.6in
Item Weight
19 Oz
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Ds795.23.C66a3 2010
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“Compelling and humorous&Beautifully written and insightful on many levels.� -Deborah Donovan, Booklist “Luminous&.Conley's writing is at once spare and strong&[She] pulls the reader into her world like a close friend.� - Publishers Weekly , starred review “I loved this memoir not only for its humor and humility, but for its gentle weaving of disparate elements-dislocation, illness, motherhood, travel, marriage-into a seamless, irresistible whole. It is beautifully written.� -Monica Wood, author of Any Bitter Thing “Susan Conley’s China is gritty, unforgiving, and magnificently perplexing. How fitting a backdrop for a journey into motherhood-and how perfectly absurd a setting for the harrowing passage through cancer. This is an exquisite memoir, a gripping story from page one that tugs you along with the honest questioning and insightful whispers of a courageous best friend.� -Jeanne Marie Laskas, author of Growing Girls “Susan Conley vividly shows how complicated life in China can become for expats. She expected surprises and adjustments when she moved to China with her husband and two little boys, but she never expected that the surprises would include her coping, as a young mother, with breast cancer. Her book is a story of resilience, told with grace and humor, and with Chinese accents.� -James Fallows, author of Postcards from Tomorrow Square “ The Foremost Good Fortune is a moving and exhilarating ride, as well as a deep meditation on family, belief and mortality. Conley’s keen eye captures small moments in gorgeous detail that offer a wider perspective on the whole they create. Conley resets the bar for the memoir with her humor, sensitivity, and stunning sentences.� -Lily King, author of Father of the Rain “ The Foremost Good Fortune is a treasure: The unique experience of being yanked out of context by moving to China and diagnosed with breast cancer allows Conley, paradoxically, to explore the most universal of women’s experiences-the meaning of our lives, the meaning of motherhood, the meaning of partnership.� -Peggy Orenstein, author of Cinderella Ate My Daughter “From its endearing and at times comic tableau of an American family abroad in the new, proliferating China of today’s headlines, to the heartrending news that narrows Conley’s whole world to survival, The Foremost Good Fortune is told by an intrepid traveler who has found her voice in a daunting, exhilarating cultural wilderness...and has found it with wisdom and grace and wonder.� -Michael Paterniti, author of Driving Mr. Albert: A Trip Across America with Einstein's Brain From the Hardcover edition., One of O 's 10 Titles to Pick Up Now: "An American mother recounts her struggle to adjust to a new life in Beijing-and then face another challenge, this one medical." -Karen Holt, O, The Oprah Magazine "Conley's lovely memoir powerfully reminds us that we draw our strength from the many little wonders of our everyday lives." -Henry L. Carrigan Jr., BookPage "Compelling and humorous&Beautifully written and insightful on many levels." -Deborah Donovan, Booklist "Luminous&.Conley's writing is at once spare and strong&[She] pulls the reader into her world like a close friend." - Publishers Weekly , starred review "I loved this memoir not only for its humor and humility, but for its gentle weaving of disparate elements-dislocation, illness, motherhood, travel, marriage-into a seamless, irresistible whole. It is beautifully written." -Monica Wood, author of Any Bitter Thing "Susan Conley's China is gritty, unforgiving, and magnificently perplexing. How fitting a backdrop for a journey into motherhood-and how perfectly absurd a setting for the harrowing passage through cancer. This is an exquisite memoir, a gripping story from page one that tugs you along with the honest questioning and insightful whispers of a courageous best friend." -Jeanne Marie Laskas, author of Growing Girls "Susan Conley vividly shows how complicated life in China can become for expats. She expected surprises and adjustments when she moved to China with her husband and two little boys, but she never expected that the surprises would include her coping, as a young mother, with breast cancer. Her book is a story of resilience, told with grace and humor, and with Chinese accents." -James Fallows, author of Postcards from Tomorrow Square " The Foremost Good Fortune is a moving and exhilarating ride, as well as a deep meditation on family, belief and mortality. Conley's keen eye captures small moments in gorgeous detail that offer a wider perspective on the whole they create. Conley resets the bar for the memoir with her humor, sensitivity, and stunning sentences." -Lily King, author of Father of the Rain " The Foremost Good Fortune is a treasure: The unique experience of being yanked out of context by moving to China and diagnosed with breast cancer allows Conley, paradoxically, to explore the most universal of women's experiences-the meaning of our lives, the meaning of motherhood, the meaning of partnership." -Peggy Orenstein, author of Cinderella Ate My Daughter "From its endearing and at times comic tableau of an American family abroad in the new, proliferating China of today's headlines, to the heartrending news that narrows Conley's whole world to survival, The Foremost Good Fortune is told by an intrepid traveler who has found her voice in a daunting, exhilarating cultural wilderness...and has found it with wisdom and grace and wonder." -Michael Paterniti, author of Driving Mr. Albert: A Trip Across America with Einstein's Brain, One of O ’s 10 Titles to Pick Up Now: “An American mother recounts her struggle to adjust to a new life in Beijing-and then face another challenge, this one medical.� -Karen Holt, O, The Oprah Magazine “Terrific . . . Conley deftly balances humor, poignancy and fierce honesty. She captures perfectly the distortion of normal family rhythms [and] is marvelously adept at giving readers just the right doses of her boys’ quirky quotidian habits, as well as her own manner of coping with the pleasures and burdens of living far, far from home . . . This is a book of fortitude, of good humor, of love that is absolute and enduring.� -Debra Gwartney, The Oregonian “Fresh and engaging . . . [Conley’s] running account of the profound strangeness of both expat existence and contemporary China is fascinating.� -Rebecca Steinitz, The Boston Globe “Conley’s lovely memoir powerfully reminds us that we draw our strength from the many little wonders of our everyday lives.� -Henry L. Carrigan Jr., BookPage “Compelling and humorous&Beautifully written and insightful on many levels.� -Deborah Donovan, Booklist “Luminous&.Conley’s writing is at once spare and strong&[She] pulls the reader into her world like a close friend.� - Publishers Weekly , starred review “I loved this memoir not only for its humor and humility, but for its gentle weaving of disparate elements-dislocation, illness, motherhood, travel, marriage-into a seamless, irresistible whole. It is beautifully written.� -Monica Wood, author of Any Bitter Thing “Susan Conley’s China is gritty, unforgiving, and magnificently perplexing. How fitting a backdrop for a journey into motherhood-and how perfectly absurd a setting for the harrowing passage through cancer. This is an exquisite memoir, a gripping story from page one that tugs you along with the honest questioning and insightful whispers of a courageous best friend.� -Jeanne Marie Laskas, author of Growing Girls “Susan Conley vividly shows how complicated life in China can become for expats. She expected surprises and adjustments when she moved to China with her husband and two little boys, but she never expected that the surprises would include her coping, as a young mother, with breast cancer. Her book is a story of resilience, told with grace and humor, and with Chinese accents.� -James Fallows, author of Postcards from Tomorrow Square “ The Foremost Good Fortune is a moving and exhilarating ride, as well as a deep meditation on family, belief and mortality. Conley’s keen eye captures small moments in gorgeous detail that offer a wider perspective on the whole they create. Conley resets the bar for the memoir with her humor, sensitivity, and stunning sentences.� -Lily King, author of Father of the Rain “ The Foremost Good Fortune is a treasure: The unique experience of being yanked out of context by moving to China and diagnosed with breast cancer allows Conley, paradoxically, to explore the most universal of women’s experiences-the meaning of our lives, the meaning of motherhood, the meaning of partnership.� -Peggy Orenstein, author of Cinderella Ate My Daughter “From its endearing and at times comic tableau of an American family abroad in the new, proliferating China of today’s headlines, to the heartrending news that narrows Conley’s whole world to survival, The Foremost Good Fortune is told by an intrepid traveler who has found her voice in a daunting, exhilarating cultural wilderness...and has found it with wisdom and grace and wonder.� -Michael Paterniti, author of Driving Mr. Albert: A Trip Across America with Einstein''s Brain, "Susan Conley's China is gritty, unforgiving, and magnificently perplexing. How fitting a backdrop for a journey into motherhood-and how perfectly absurd a setting for the harrowing passage through cancer. This is an exquisite memoir, a gripping story from page one that tugs you along with the honest questioning and insightful whispers of a courageous best friend." -Jeanne Marie Laskas, author ofGrowing Girls "Susan Conley vividly shows how complicated life in China can become for expats. She expected surprises and adjustments when she moved to China with her husband and two little boys, but she never expected that the surprises would include her coping, as a young mother, with breast cancer. Her book is a story of resilience, told with grace and humor, and with Chinese accents." -James Fallows, author ofPostcards from Tomorrow Square "The Foremost Good Fortuneis a moving and exhilarating ride, as well as a deep meditation on family, belief and mortality. Conley's keen eye captures small moments in gorgeous detail that offer a wider perspective on the whole they create. Conley resets the bar for the memoir with her humor, sensitivity, and stunning sentences." -Lily King, author ofFather of the Rain "The Foremost Good Fortuneis a treasure: The unique experience of being yanked out of context by moving to China and diagnosed with breast cancer allows Conley, paradoxically, to explore the most universal of women's experiences-the meaning of our lives, the meaning of motherhood, the meaning of partnership." -Peggy Orenstein, author ofCinderella Ate My Daughter "From its endearing and at times comic tableau of an American family abroad in the new, proliferating China of today's headlines, to the heartrending news that narrows Conley's whole world to survival,The Foremost Good Fortuneis told by an intrepid traveler who has found her voice in a daunting, exhilarating cultural wilderness...and has found it with wisdom and grace and wonder." -Michael Paterniti, author ofDriving Mr. Albert: A Trip Across America with Einstein's Brain, "Luminous….Conley's writing is at once spare and strong…[She] pulls the reader into her world like a close friend." -Publishers Weekly, starred review "I loved this memoir not only for its humor and humility, but for its gentle weaving of disparate elements-dislocation, illness, motherhood, travel, marriage-into a seamless, irresistible whole. It is beautifully written." -Monica Wood, author ofAny Bitter Thing "Susan Conley's China is gritty, unforgiving, and magnificently perplexing. How fitting a backdrop for a journey into motherhood-and how perfectly absurd a setting for the harrowing passage through cancer. This is an exquisite memoir, a gripping story from page one that tugs you along with the honest questioning and insightful whispers of a courageous best friend." -Jeanne Marie Laskas, author ofGrowing Girls "Susan Conley vividly shows how complicated life in China can become for expats. She expected surprises and adjustments when she moved to China with her husband and two little boys, but she never expected that the surprises would include her coping, as a young mother, with breast cancer. Her book is a story of resilience, told with grace and humor, and with Chinese accents." -James Fallows, author ofPostcards from Tomorrow Square "The Foremost Good Fortuneis a moving and exhilarating ride, as well as a deep meditation on family, belief and mortality. Conley's keen eye captures small moments in gorgeous detail that offer a wider perspective on the whole they create. Conley resets the bar for the memoir with her humor, sensitivity, and stunning sentences." -Lily King, author ofFather of the Rain "The Foremost Good Fortuneis a treasure: The unique experience of being yanked out of context by moving to China and diagnosed with breast cancer allows Conley, paradoxically, to explore the most universal of women's experiences-the meaning of our lives, the meaning of motherhood, the meaning of partnership." -Peggy Orenstein, author ofCinderella Ate My Daughter "From its endearing and at times comic tableau of an American family abroad in the new, proliferating China of today's headlines, to the heartrending news that narrows Conley's whole world to survival,The Foremost Good Fortuneis told by an intrepid traveler who has found her voice in a daunting, exhilarating cultural wilderness...and has found it with wisdom and grace and wonder." -Michael Paterniti, author ofDriving Mr. Albert: A Trip Across America with Einstein's Brain, "Compelling and humorous…Beautifully written and insightful on many levels." -Deborah Donovan,Booklist "Luminous….Conley's writing is at once spare and strong…[She] pulls the reader into her world like a close friend." -Publishers Weekly, starred review "I loved this memoir not only for its humor and humility, but for its gentle weaving of disparate elements-dislocation, illness, motherhood, travel, marriage-into a seamless, irresistible whole. It is beautifully written." -Monica Wood, author ofAny Bitter Thing "Susan Conley's China is gritty, unforgiving, and magnificently perplexing. How fitting a backdrop for a journey into motherhood-and how perfectly absurd a setting for the harrowing passage through cancer. This is an exquisite memoir, a gripping story from page one that tugs you along with the honest questioning and insightful whispers of a courageous best friend." -Jeanne Marie Laskas, author ofGrowing Girls "Susan Conley vividly shows how complicated life in China can become for expats. She expected surprises and adjustments when she moved to China with her husband and two little boys, but she never expected that the surprises would include her coping, as a young mother, with breast cancer. Her book is a story of resilience, told with grace and humor, and with Chinese accents." -James Fallows, author ofPostcards from Tomorrow Square "The Foremost Good Fortuneis a moving and exhilarating ride, as well as a deep meditation on family, belief and mortality. Conley's keen eye captures small moments in gorgeous detail that offer a wider perspective on the whole they create. Conley resets the bar for the memoir with her humor, sensitivity, and stunning sentences." -Lily King, author ofFather of the Rain "The Foremost Good Fortuneis a treasure: The unique experience of being yanked out of context by moving to China and diagnosed with breast cancer allows Conley, paradoxically, to explore the most universal of women's experiences-the meaning of our lives, the meaning of motherhood, the meaning of partnership." -Peggy Orenstein, author ofCinderella Ate My Daughter "From its endearing and at times comic tableau of an American family abroad in the new, proliferating China of today's headlines, to the heartrending news that narrows Conley's whole world to survival,The Foremost Good Fortuneis told by an intrepid traveler who has found her voice in a daunting, exhilarating cultural wilderness...and has found it with wisdom and grace and wonder." -Michael Paterniti, author ofDriving Mr. Albert: A Trip Across America with Einstein's Brain, "Susan Conley vividly shows how complicated life in China can become for expats. She expected surprises and adjustments when she moved to China with her husband and two little boys, but she never expected that the surprises would include her coping, as a young mother, with breast cancer. Her book is a story of resilience, told with grace and humor, and with Chinese accents." -James Fallows, author ofPostcards from Tomorrow Square "The Foremost Good Fortuneis a moving and exhilarating ride, as well as a deep meditation on family, belief and mortality. Conley's keen eye captures small moments in gorgeous detail that offer a wider perspective on the whole they create. Conley resets the bar for the memoir with her humor, sensitivity, and stunning sentences." -Lily King, author ofFather of the Rain "The Foremost Good Fortuneis a treasure: The unique experience of being yanked out of context by moving to China and diagnosed with breast cancer allows Conley, paradoxically, to explore the most universal of women's experiences-the meaning of our lives, the meaning of motherhood, the meaning of partnership." -Peggy Orenstein, author ofCinderella Ate My Daughter "From its endearing and at times comic tableau of an American family abroad in the new, proliferating China of today's headlines, to the heartrending news that narrows Conley's whole world to survival,The Foremost Good Fortuneis told by an intrepid traveler who has found her voice in a daunting, exhilarating cultural wilderness...and has found it with wisdom and grace and wonder." -Michael Paterniti, author ofDriving Mr. Albert: A Trip Across America with Einstein's Brain, One of O 's 10 Titles to Pick Up Now: "An American mother recounts her struggle to adjust to a new life in Beijing-and then face another challenge, this one medical." -Karen Holt, O, The Oprah Magazine "Compelling and humorous&Beautifully written and insightful on many levels." -Deborah Donovan, Booklist "Luminous&.Conley's writing is at once spare and strong&[She] pulls the reader into her world like a close friend." - Publishers Weekly , starred review "I loved this memoir not only for its humor and humility, but for its gentle weaving of disparate elements-dislocation, illness, motherhood, travel, marriage-into a seamless, irresistible whole. It is beautifully written." -Monica Wood, author of Any Bitter Thing "Susan Conley's China is gritty, unforgiving, and magnificently perplexing. How fitting a backdrop for a journey into motherhood-and how perfectly absurd a setting for the harrowing passage through cancer. This is an exquisite memoir, a gripping story from page one that tugs you along with the honest questioning and insightful whispers of a courageous best friend." -Jeanne Marie Laskas, author of Growing Girls "Susan Conley vividly shows how complicated life in China can become for expats. She expected surprises and adjustments when she moved to China with her husband and two little boys, but she never expected that the surprises would include her coping, as a young mother, with breast cancer. Her book is a story of resilience, told with grace and humor, and with Chinese accents." -James Fallows, author of Postcards from Tomorrow Square " The Foremost Good Fortune is a moving and exhilarating ride, as well as a deep meditation on family, belief and mortality. Conley's keen eye captures small moments in gorgeous detail that offer a wider perspective on the whole they create. Conley resets the bar for the memoir with her humor, sensitivity, and stunning sentences." -Lily King, author of Father of the Rain " The Foremost Good Fortune is a treasure: The unique experience of being yanked out of context by moving to China and diagnosed with breast cancer allows Conley, paradoxically, to explore the most universal of women's experiences-the meaning of our lives, the meaning of motherhood, the meaning of partnership." -Peggy Orenstein, author of Cinderella Ate My Daughter "From its endearing and at times comic tableau of an American family abroad in the new, proliferating China of today's headlines, to the heartrending news that narrows Conley's whole world to survival, The Foremost Good Fortune is told by an intrepid traveler who has found her voice in a daunting, exhilarating cultural wilderness...and has found it with wisdom and grace and wonder." -Michael Paterniti, author of Driving Mr. Albert: A Trip Across America with Einstein's Brain
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2010
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2010-036000
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