Olive Jennie Bixby's memoir takes readers on a journey through her childhood in Burmah (now known as Myanmar). Bixby's vivid descriptions of family and community life paint a fascinating portrait of a world that is both distant and familiar. Her recollections and anecdotes are a captivating read for anyone interested in cultural studies, memoirs, and Southeast Asian history.

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