The Other Door This is a story about Ayu a young Indonesian girl. She accidentally burns down her entire neighborhood in the narrow ally of Jakarta. Her parents send her to a relative in Vietnam to avoid the angry mob. In Vietnam she lives with her father’s old friend. That uncle-the way she addresses him- lives a very modest life, but one day that uncle asks Ayu to give up The Other Door This is a story about Ayu a young Indonesian girl. She accidentally burns down her entire neighborhood in the narrow ally of Jakarta. Her parents send her to a relative in Vietnam to avoid the angry mob. In Vietnam she lives with her father’s old friend. That uncle-the way she addresses him- lives a very modest life, but one day that uncle asks Ayu to give up her eyes. Horrified by that uncle’s request, Ayu run away from his house. She tries to live on her own, and life seems to get better for a while, until somebody accusses her of being a thief. Now she is a fugitive hiding in a small room. Her room has direct access to the bathroom, but in that bathroom there's another door linked to someone's room, and another story has begun.
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The Other Door This is a story about Ayu a young Indonesian girl. She accidentally burns down her entire neighborhood in the narrow ally of Jakarta. Her parents send her to a relative in Vietnam to avoid the angry mob. In Vietnam she lives with her father’s old friend. That uncle-the way she addresses him- lives a very modest life, but one day that uncle asks Ayu to give up The Other Door This is a story about Ayu a young Indonesian girl. She accidentally burns down her entire neighborhood in the narrow ally of Jakarta. Her parents send her to a relative in Vietnam to avoid the angry mob. In Vietnam she lives with her father’s old friend. That uncle-the way she addresses him- lives a very modest life, but one day that uncle asks Ayu to give up her eyes. Horrified by that uncle’s request, Ayu run away from his house. She tries to live on her own, and life seems to get better for a while, until somebody accusses her of being a thief. Now she is a fugitive hiding in a small room. Her room has direct access to the bathroom, but in that bathroom there's another door linked to someone's room, and another story has begun.
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Anna Kubicheva –
A touching story about a misfortunate girl who gets rewarded for having a good soul. Events are lively described and are very easy to imagine, so reading the book is like watching a short movie. Quite intriguing, this other door... :) Enjoy your reading.
Donda –
It is truly a wonderful book that will make you cry and laugh. I'm now hooked and waiting for Kanti's next book with anticipation. It is truly a wonderful book that will make you cry and laugh. I'm now hooked and waiting for Kanti's next book with anticipation.
Emm & Lian –
AWESOME book it's really touching n makes you excited about the circumstances that happen to the character in the story.....on a scale from 1 to 10 i'd give it 1000 AWESOME book it's really touching n makes you excited about the circumstances that happen to the character in the story.....on a scale from 1 to 10 i'd give it 1000
Dias Wuri –
Gorgeously engaging in the most, beautifully simple way. By the way, my good friend wrote it. I'm so proud. Read it, folks, you can download it for free. :) Gorgeously engaging in the most, beautifully simple way. By the way, my good friend wrote it. I'm so proud. Read it, folks, you can download it for free. :)
Isabella –
It's an amazing story! I recommend it to everyone that wants to know how bad luck can happen and you're sent away only to come back to where you was to find you're not guilty for that bad luck. It's an amazing story! I recommend it to everyone that wants to know how bad luck can happen and you're sent away only to come back to where you was to find you're not guilty for that bad luck.
Debs –
The story is so sad - I have been to HCMC and I could imagine my self standing near by the park. I enjoyed this short story although I could immediately picture 'the end' of the story from the beginning of the paragraphs. 'A happy ending story with a typical fairy tale in Indonesian soaps'. PS : I grown up in Java. Family name is not common in Javanese tradition, it is usually for a wealthy family :) The story is so sad - I have been to HCMC and I could imagine my self standing near by the park. I enjoyed this short story although I could immediately picture 'the end' of the story from the beginning of the paragraphs. 'A happy ending story with a typical fairy tale in Indonesian soaps'. PS : I grown up in Java. Family name is not common in Javanese tradition, it is usually for a wealthy family :)
Marina –
it is obviously dark-angst story about a young woman who lived in vietnam and her journey to live in the street. the story line is looks in a rush mode. an author looks like want to finish the story immediately. i can't enjoy to read this piece.. so i choose to give 2.2 of 5 stars for this novels :) it is obviously dark-angst story about a young woman who lived in vietnam and her journey to live in the street. the story line is looks in a rush mode. an author looks like want to finish the story immediately. i can't enjoy to read this piece.. so i choose to give 2.2 of 5 stars for this novels :)
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