The Girl Who Dreamed - Leung, Sonia
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At fourteen, Sonia Leung was raped by her ping-pong coach. She had moved from China to join her family in Hong Kong, but she could not fit in. The family of six lived in a cramped hut but rarely communicated. Feeling unloved, Sonia was too afraid to tell anyone about the rape. She saved money by working part-time at McDonald's and, a year later, she ran away from home. This is how she found her way to an independent life.

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At fourteen, Sonia Leung was raped by her ping-pong coach. She had moved from China to join her family in Hong Kong, but she could not fit in. The family of six lived in a cramped hut but rarely communicated. Feeling unloved, Sonia was too afraid to tell anyone about the rape. She saved money by working part-time at McDonald's and, a year later, she ran away from home. This is how she found her way to an independent life.
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Sonia Leung is an award-winning poet, fiction, and creative non-fiction writer from Hong Kong. Her work has appeared in literary journals and anthologies worldwide. She is the author of Don't Cry, Phoenix (2020), a poetry collection. The Girl Who Dreamed is her second book. She is finalizing her third, Three-inch Heaven: Stories of Resilience and Determination, a collection of essays and short stories reflecting Chinese women's lives.