When the Rainbow Goddess Wept

Cecilia Manguerra Brainard

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Asian American and Pacific Histories American Literature and Culture Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies

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Brainard's fresh and powerful voice fills a void in Asian-American literature with a novel steeped in the enchantment and suffering of the Filipino people. In the story of nine-year-old Yvonne's flight from the Japanese invasion and her determination to hold fast to her people's myths and legends, Brainard lays bare the real-life drama of World War II's devastating effect on the lives of the Filipinos.

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