Like a Joyful Bird

 

 Like a Joyful Bird is a memoir of a third generation Korean-American woman, born and raised in Hawaii. My story begins with the adventures of my grandparents, who emigrated from Korea to Hawaii, and the interesting lives of my parents and siblings. It then follows the twists and turns of my life which took me from a provincial childhood in Honolulu to a journey around the world ... from being a swinging bachelorette to being a devoted wife and mother... from practicing my violin every day to writing at my computer. Like a Joyful Bird takes an upbeat look at my experiences and the people who have crossed my path. Some of these personal essays and anecdotes were previously published in The Honolulu Star-Bulletin and The Honolulu Advertiser.

I'm delighted to share my memories in Like a Joyful Bird. Perhaps my recollections

will jog the memories of other Korean-Americans. I hope you, the reader, will

appreciate the gentle humor that weaves through the serious strands of my story

and the many photographs taken along the way. -- Glenda Chung Hinchey


Glenda Chung Hinchey graduated from the University of Hawaii and then traveled the

world for seven years, living in California, Thailand, Europe, and New York. She returned to Hawaii

where she resides with her husband and one of two daughters. She is an occasional commentator

on Hawaii Public Radio, the editor of two NWA anthologies and writes articles for local publications.

6" by 9," 125 pages, 25 photos

$13.95 (includes priority mail shipping within the US).

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