What We Brought Across the River

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Jacket/Sleeve Cover Version: Amber reflects on the journey of growing up as a Lao-American girl in the United States, the daughter of parents who fled the Secret War to build a new life. With a deep sense of personal discovery, she explores the complexities of being a first-generation Asian-American, delving into the challenges of balancing two cultures while seeking a place to belong. Through stories of resilience, sacrifice, and love, this memoir also honors her parents' journey to freedom, shedding light on the untold experiences of Lao refugees. A poignant reflection on identity, family, and history, this book offers readers a window into the heart of the Lao-American experience, inviting those who are first-generation immigrants, and anyone interested in learning about Lao history, to discover their own stories within its pages.