A few days ago
Jordan

I need help with the book Bound by Donna Jo Napoli. Can you please help me?

I need to know what happens in that book. I looked on google and there are no online notes. So if you’ve read the book, can you please tell me what happens? The last part in the book that I read was when Xing Xing was in the cart with the boy, and then she jumped out and hid. I need this because I have a project on it due tomorrow and I really need to get this done. ):

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A few days ago
don’t plagiarize

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http://www.teenreads.com/reviews/0689861753.asp

down with google. down with wikedpeddia

use a real search engine

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4 years ago
Anonymous
Bound Donna Jo Napoli
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5 years ago
Anonymous
“Xing Xing is a small child who is coping with the recent death of her kind-hearted potter father. Her mother died years ago from illness, which forced her to live with the stepmother her Father had married with her Half-Sister Wing-Pei. The “Family” lives off selling what remains from Xing Xing’s Father’s collection of unsold pottery, Xing Xing fears she may be sold into slavery once the supply runs out as her step mother as threatened her with. Step Mother’s increasing vainity is shown early on by her obsession with Wing-pei undergoing the painful procedure of “feet binding”. Feet Binding is a painful procedure where all the bones of a womans foot are shattered via blunt-force trauma and re-arranged as to appear smaller and more “beautiful”. Xing Xing’s Father was greatly against such a horrific procedure, but now against his wishes his daughter Wing-pei is put through it. Xing Xing finds solace and seclusion from the torments of Stepmother who forces her into servitude and border-line slave work through practicing Chinese writing “Calligraphy” as well as reading and seeing “Mother Fish”. Mother Fish is her pet of sorts who seems to be a reincarnation of her late mother. The book depicts Xing Xings’ struggles as well as an adventure she must go on for the sake of Wing-Pei. Xing Xing begins to learn the ways of the world and through her own cunning and intellect learn a way out of her horrible predicament.”
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