I Am Hutterite
The Fascinating True Story of a Young Woman's Journey to Reclaim Her Heritage
by:
Mary-Ann Kirkby
in:
Memoirs
Summary:
The memoir recounts the author's childhood experiences growing up in a Hutterite community in Canada, detailing the unique customs, beliefs, and challenges of communal living. It also explores her personal journey of leaving the community, adapting to mainstream society, and later reconnecting with her Hutterite heritage.
Key points:
1. Cultural Identity: The book delves into cultural identity through the author's rediscovery of her Hutterite roots, emphasizing the role of heritage in shaping identity.
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