This lyrical memoir-guide weaves story, neuroscience, and philosophy into one woman’s search for belonging across five countries and countless thresholds of identity. From a childhood in Malaysia to the boardrooms of Europe and the tender terrain of motherhood, Nina Aziz Justin explores migration not as geography but as becoming, a spiritual and emotional reassembly that reshapes the brain, stretches the soul, and asks what it truly means to come home to oneself. Both tender and fierce, it is a companion for anyone who has ever stood between cultures, between identities, or between the person they were and the one they are becoming.
Review "Life a Luxury 'Best Friends' necklace for Grownups"
"My Mom has been really struggling with me living so far away. So when I went home I bought the Mini Herkimer diamond set, and gave one to her and of course kept one for myself and told her the meaning that the crystals stay connected. It really is meaningful and gave us a token and a new sense of connection. It is a gift I would have never thought of on my own and never knew I needed but it really touched her. Thanks for such a meaningful gift for someone so precious to me who is far away."
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