Cuesta Library Virtual Book Club: Words of Change: May 2021: Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane

Akha mother and child in traditional clothing

Akha women harvesting tea

--More on the Akha--

https://www.lisasee.com/insideteagirl/akha/

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Akha

Image: Lisa See

• About Lisa See (Her Homepage)
• About the Author (Publisher Page: Awards, Previous Works)
• Between the Covers: Interview (27 min video) 2019
• Book Reporter: Biography, Lisa See 
• "Cultural Heritage Guides,Inspires Her Work," UCDavis
• "Lisa See: Discovering the Past," Interview, Penn State, 2010 (56 min video)
• See’s Great-great-grandfather: Fong See

How Did May Come to Be AAPI Heritage Month? (28 sec video)

AAPIHM: 31 Ways to Celebrate in May and Beyond

Character List: Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane

Discussion Q, Herrick District Library (4 min video)

Discussion Q, Lisa See's Homepage

Off the Shelf/Simon & Schuster: Book Club, Discussion (31 min video)

Standing Against Anti-Asian Violence: A Book List, Spokane Public Library

Stop AAPI Hate: Safety Tips

"Swelling Anti-Asian Violence," New York Times 3 April 2021

"What you can do...," Nation 18 Mar 2021

Akha women harvesting tea

Seattle Best Tea Shop: Pu-erh Tea Products

Secret Garden Organic Herbs,SLO: Pu-erh Tea

Joyce, Kathryn. "The Truth About China’s Missing Daughters." The New Republic, 2016

Mudd, Ricki. "China’s one-child policy led to my adoption..." Washington Post, 2015

Westerman, Ashley. 'Am I Asian Enough?' Adoptees Struggle To Make Sense Of Spike In Anti-Asian Violence." NPR, 2021