The final volume of a trilogy. In this final part of her autobiography, author Mollie Kaye is torn away from her beloved India to set up home in China - a country where she is disoriented by unfamiliar customs and confusing protocol. However, it is here that she discovers the giddy pleasure of independence, gained through the success of her painting. She then moves to London, to cramped digs in South Kensington, where she begins to make her mark with her writing. Her memoir ends romantically in the cool of the Indian hills.
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The final volume of a trilogy. In this final part of her autobiography, author Mollie Kaye is torn away from her beloved India to set up home in China - a country where she is disoriented by unfamiliar customs and confusing protocol. However, it is here that she discovers the giddy pleasure of independence, gained through the success of her painting. She then moves to London, to cramped digs in South Kensington, where she begins to make her mark with her writing. Her memoir ends romantically in the cool of the Indian hills.
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