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Human Library of Penang
"Step into someone’s story. Experience the Human Library of Penang”
The Coffee Coloured Chinese a.k.a Adoptee (Junior)
Love Knows No Colour of the Skin
"My adopted parents are of Chinese descendants; however, my features are more prominently Indian. I would like to tell the readers my journey of self-discovery and how I overcame the stereotype place upon me just because I didn’t look like her adopted parents,"
"They gave me a second chance at life, I wasn't about to take that away"
My adoption is not something that should be a secret or something that anyone should be judge. I think that is why it has never been a big deal for me. I have ALWAYS known I was adopted. It’s never been anything more than the way I came to be with my family. If you always know, then it just IS — there is never a feeling that someone kept something from you. For me, it is as normal as having a belly button; it has always just been there.
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