Cornbread and Dim Sum Memoir of a Heart Glow Romance

by Jacqueline Sue

Overview

Cornbread and Dim Sum tells the story of an interracial courtship and marriage between an African-American woman and an American born Chinese man in San Francisco during the 1960s civil rights revolution.The book is about a love relationship that transcends the differences of race,color and culture -this is real "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" meets Flower Drum Song."

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012244710
Publisher:	Khedcanron Publishing
Publication date:	03/12/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	287
Sales rank:	784,371
File size:	667 KB

About the Author

Jacqueline Sue graduated from San Francisco State University and the San Francisco Theological Seminary. She is also the author of Black Seeds in the Blue Grass and Morning Glories in a Dead Tree. She received the 2010 Literary Laureate award from The Friends and Foundation of the San Francisco Public Library.

Editorial Reviews

Cornbread and Dim Sum: A Memoir of a Heart Glow Romance
I was fascinated and riveted by this personal love story between a Chinese man and African-American woman. The sad part is that I normally would not have picked up this type of genre of a book to read it. That would have been a shame and I would have missed a wonderfully told tale of the heart and the soul.

American Author Association - Bill McDonald Jr.

I was hooked by this book from the first words I read. Mrs. Sue uses a warm and direct style to convey scene and emotion in a way that can almost be felt viscerally by the reader. In describing her unique experience of a life built upon a love between people of different races, the author pulls few punches when describing both the pain and uncertainty of being faced with obvious discrimination as well as the joys and deeply felt passions for her husband and daughters that were a part of her jour

North Bay Library Review - Jan Milton

I purchased this book because I was having a hard time dealing with my new relationship.
When I saw the reviews about the Cornbread and Dim Sim ... I know now they don't do your book any justice.
Its pioneers like yourself that make it possible for me to date people based on love not color.

Amazon.com - A. Williams