Onion Tears. Diana Kidd. Turtleback, - Juvenile Fiction - 62 pages. 0 Reviews. A little Vietnamese girl tries to come to terms with her grief over the loss of her family and her new life . Onion tears tells the story of Nam-Huong, a young Vietnamese girl living in Australia who is attempting to come to terms with her memories of the war in her homeland. Nam-Huong cries lots of onion tears, and it's only when she learns to laugh, that her tears fall like drops of dew. Ages 9+ Winner of the Premier's Literary Award Author: Diana Kidd. Summary of the story. Authored by Diana Kidd, Onion of Tears is a captivating must-read chef-d’oeuvre presenting the story of Nam Huong, a young Vietnamese girl. The girl, a refugee in Australia found herself in the place because of a war in her home country, which saw her parents succumb to death.
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by Diana Kidd and Lucy Maud Montgomery. A short first-person novel details the difficulties Nam-Huong faces in adjusting read more. 5 Total Resources 1 Awards View Text Complexity Discover Like Books. Grade. ONION TEARS. by Diana Kidd illustrated by Lucy Montgomery ‧ RELEASE DATE: April 1, A Vietnamese refugee unfolds the events that brought her to Australia. She's now living with ``Auntie'' (not a relative), a kindly restaurant owner, and her helper Chu Minh, who ``has only had hunger and sadness all his life.''. Onion Tears by Diana Kidd Onion Tears is a wonderful book, it’s about a young Vietnamese girl immigrating on a small boat to Australia. She loses connection with her family and she lives with a boy named Chu-Minh and her adopted Aunty in a small restaurant.
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