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    Noynah - she was only a village girl

    By Alan Little

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    Noynah was born in Kamalasai, a small sleepy Isaan village on the outskirts of Kalasin in the North-East of Thailand on the 1st of September 1958 she was the only daughter of Simon and Nooch Kwanchalerm. They were simple folk living on a small farm that was no bigger than four ‘rai’ of land of which he had inherited from his father. Just after Noynah’s third birthday her mother was gathering firewood in a nearby rain forest when she was bitten by a snake, a deadly poisonous Monocled Cobra and she died as a consequence, her father did his best to bring Noynah up single-handed and this is her story.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateDec 17, 2013
    ISBN9786162450303
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    Noynah - she was only a village girl
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    Alan Little

    Alan was born in Manchester, England in 1956. He spent 35 years working in production engineering. In 2007 he moved to Bangkok where he now works as an English teacher at a Government High School.

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