In "Displaced: A Memoir," Stephanie Larkin weaves the story of her friendship with a
community of refugees into her own compelling personal narrative.
Two years into a mid-life marriage and an uncertain foray into stepmotherhood,
Larkin begins a new chapter of her life in Boise, Idaho, where she helps recently arrived refugees adapt to their new lives in America.
Her happy, peaceful life is disrupted by unexpected events, however, and eventually Larkin must face her own challenges. "Displaced" is a story of family, friendship, and, most of all, love.
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"Resettled" recounts the seven years Stephanie Larkin spent helping a community of
refugees begin their new lives in the United States.
"Resettled" is excerpted from "Displaced: A Memoir," and focuses solely on the struggles
and accomplishments of the refugees.
At 116 pages, it is a fast-paced, easy-to-read glimpse into the refugee resettlement
process, which also captures day-to-day life once the initial excitement of arriving in
America has worn off.
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