Looking for china: Reflections On The Silk Road

by Judy Schultz

Looking For China is a Red Deer Press title.

Genres: Travel

239 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[Noreen]

I felt transported. This is the China I'd dreamt & read about. The book was published in 1995 but takes place decades earlier. Fascinating and a very humorous read. The kicker is that the author is good Cdn prairie girl. Oh the places she's been, the sights she's seen! I'm

[Kristie Saumure]

A lovely read! I read this book in stages, wanting to digest it slowly. I liked the idea of keeping each region that Schultz visite distinct in my mind, so read one section and then mixed in another book, followed by another section. Schultz is a lovley writer and her capacity to capture small town prairie life at the beginning was astounding. I also thought the point where she described the struggle of an American soldier visiting Hong Kong was quite poignant. All in all, a great read from an Albertan author.

[Micha]

A beautiful view of what it is like to see China through the eyes of someone who has always dreamed of the journey.