Tsab Ntawv ib tug Me Nyuam Seem Tuag
May Kham muaj 39 xyoos, nws yog ib tug pojniam Hmoob tuaj nyob teb chaws Fab Kis txij nrog nws niam nws txiv thaum nws muaj 8 xyoo uas lub teb lub chaw ua tsov rog, neeg khiav thoj nam los thoob ntuj. May Kham phau ntawv yuav tawm tshiab sai tom ntej no, yog leej twg xav mus yuav nyeem, nws yuav tawm nyob txhua lub Librairie/Bookstore hauv Fab Kis Teb.
May Kham piav thiab nco txog cov neeg seem tuag, thoj nam thiab tsis muaj teb chaws.
Kuv xav tshaj rau luag txog ib tug neeg tsis muaj teb chaws, ib tug pej xeem ntiaj teb, thiab cov Haiv neeg me ntawm liv xwm ntawm neeg siab ntsws.
Leej twg xav yuav nyeem ho pab mus yuav txhawb tus pojniam ntawm no lub peev xwm.
Phau ntawv yuav tawm hnub tim 4 lub 11 hlis ntuj xyoo 2010.
Journal D'une Enfant Survivante
Par May Kham .Ce livre est un hommage aux survivants, aux exilés et aux apatrides.
J'ai voulu relater l'histoire anonyme d'une apatride, d'une citoyenne du monde mais, également de tous ces petits peuples qui font l'histoire de l'humanité.
C'est mon devoir de désobéissance. Mon devoir de survivante.

Diary of a Child Survivor
by May Kham. This book is a tribute to survivors, exiled and stateless persons.
I wanted to tell the story of an anonymous stateless, a citizen of the world but also of all those little people who make the history of mankind.
It is my duty to disobey. My duty as a survivor.

The story told in these pages, with a sensitivity all on edge, is that of a young Hmong in Laos. Since his childhood with a father General ally of the West, until his exile in France, through the terrible camps in the Thai jungle, hospices ouvert.Maykham pit, kid and teen rebel singular, is forced to b ... ATTRE against hunger, death and oblivion, but also the incomprehensible abandonment of a mother, the breakup of a family in an environment retrograde incomprehensible in a society, a new culture of love senseless. Yet the courage Maykham, who manages to make us smile in this storm, precipitate his fate.
For the first time also closely tracked the tragic fate of the Hmong, "native auxiliaries" of Asia, abandoned to their enemies after the wars of decolonization. The hope also many refugees who dream of a France of the reception.
A poignant novel by acclaimed refereed public *