"A Woman's Impression of the Philippines" by Mary H. Fee is a travel story where the author shares what she saw and felt while traveling in the Philippines in the early 1900s. Starting with her boat trip from San Francisco, the book describes her new life as a teacher and her views on the local people and customs. She talks about getting to know other teachers on the boat, dealing with being seasick, and her mix of excitement and nervousness about going to a different country. Through funny stories, honest thoughts, and bright descriptions, the book shows her journey and makes you wonder what she will discover in this new place.
A Woman's Impression of the Philippines
By Mary H. (Mary Helen) Fee
Embark on a journey across the ocean with a young teacher as she says goodbye to everything she knows and hello to a world of new experiences, challenges, and friendships in the faraway islands.
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