Victoria Moore

Victoria Moore asked Lisa See:

Were you tempted to learn how to tap dance, or did you add your own experiences of tap dancing when you wrote "China Dolls"?

Lisa See Hi, Victoria,

I've always wanted to know how to tap dance, but I've never taken even one lesson. When I was little, I took ballet and jazz. When I was in college, I learned Mexican folkloric dancing. Maybe when I "retire," I'll finally learned how to tap dance. Ballroom dancing would be fun too.

Lisa

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Carol Treiber

Carol Treiber asked Lisa See:

Dear Lisa See . . . I agree, "Why Not Write About China." I had the pleasure of teaching in China in 1988. I taught in Anhui Province, in the city of Hefei. I returned three times with my family to visit my ten students. I have just been introduced to you by a friend. I have read Iris Chang, and just bought the book written by her mother. Which one of your books would you suggest I read first?

Linda

Linda asked Lisa See:

Hi, Lisa - Our book group is having a Pu'er tea tasting Mon., Nov. 5, for our discussion of "The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane," which is my personal favorite (with "Snow Flower" a very close second). What's your favorite kind of tea? I'd love to surprise our group with a tasting of what you yourself enjoy. Thank you for so many fascinating glimpses of a fascinating culture. Linda L.

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Susana Moreno L asked Lisa See:

when the book comes out in Spanish?

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