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Night of Many Dreams
- Narrated by: Anna Fields
- Length: 8 hrs and 18 mins
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Night of Many Dreams
Narrated by:
Anna Fields
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Publisher's Summary
As World War II threatens their comfortable life in Hong Kong, young Joan and Emma Lew escape with their family to spend the war years in Macao. When they return home, Emma has developed a deep interest in travel and new experiences, while Joan has turned to movies and thoughts of romance to escape the problems of ordinary life.
As the girls become women, each follows a path different from what her family expects. But through periods of great happiness and sorrow, the sisters learn that their close-knit family—their parents, their independent Aunt Go, and Foon, the family cook—is a source of strength as they pursue their separate dreams.
©1998 Gail Tsukiyama (P)1997 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
What the critics say
“The tale grows in richness as it proceeds, a paean to the sustaining pleasures of family.” ( Booklist)
“Narrator Anna Fields captures the essence of these characters and their emotional lives as they grow, mature, suffer, and celebrate over the course of 25 years. Her voice is ever true to the personalities and situations. A rewarding production; recommended for fiction collections.” ( Library Journal)
“With unexpected poignancy…Tsukiyama skillfully demonstrates how the strength of family bonds can provide spiritual sustenance.” ( Publishers Weekly)