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Reviews & Endorsements
The Compulsive Reader calls “The Moon in the Mango Tree” Interesting and Totally Captivating
It’s 1919 and a young bride questions herself as to whether or not she has made a mistake to come to Siam with her doctor husband. The author, Pamela Binnings Ewen, tells a beautiful story in The Moon In The Mango Tree, a fictionalized version of her grandmother’s life. Starting in Philadelphia it takes us to the Jungle City of Siam which is Nan, to the more sophisticated city of Bangkok, then to Paris and Rome.This novel is filled with the mysterious beauty of Siam, the flamboyance of Paris, and the easy, rolling life of Rome before World War II. It’s a love story filled with adventure and sacrifice. Ewen tells an interesting, well-written, and totally captivating story here. You can’t help but enjoy it.
(Rita Quinton, The Compulsive Reader)
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