Plyan: Could you handle living someone else's life?

by Maria Kuhn

Overview

Sixteen year old Luna is used to short ex-pat postings but resents having to start all over again in chaotic Bangkok.

Nui loves her Thai family but feels suffocated by their traditions and expectations. She's itching to escape and start exploring the world.

The two girls have only one thing in common - they envy each other's lifestyle.

With a bizarre theory in mind they start dabbling with transcendental meditation at a Buddhist temple under a false pretext. When their experiment takes a shocking turn they soon discover that their act of rebellion has real-life consequences. As Luna and Nui try to figure out how to reclaim their lives they realize that they would have to give up on their dreams.

Do they really want to?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781838430313
Publisher:	Mariakuhnbooks
Publication date:	06/10/2021
Series:	Krung Thep
Pages:	374
Product dimensions:	5.06(w) x 7.81(h) x 0.77(d)
Age Range:	13 - 18 Years

Editorial Reviews

Plyan brings a fresh and unique perspective to the trials of growing up and wraps it with a twist that left me floored.

I love the "collision of cultures" theme, but most of all how real and appealing these two young women are.

Plyan genuinely captures the essence of Bangkok. It immerses you in the culture, smells, sounds and unique character of my hometown. You will want to visit and explore.

Perfect for a much needed, happy-making escape these days, especially for anyone who has spent time living, working or traveling in Thailand or around Asia. The clear concise prose and the sophisticated themes will engage and entertain a reader of any age. Highly highly recommended. I

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