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"Gone" by Min Kym.
Violin child prodigy.
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February 19, 2022 - 9:26 am
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Hi,

I'm indebted to @stringy for suggesting this excellent book to me in a post and I think it deserves highlighting. I bought my copy through eBay only costing around £3.50 inc. P&P.

It's an heart breaking story of a violin child prodigy who quickly became a top class violin soloist who had her Strad violin stolen. Min lived for her violin and was absolutely devastated to have the love of her life stolen. I won't go into detail otherwise it would spoil reading the book but I confess I was so moved at times by her sad story I filled up with tears a number of times feeling so sorry for her.

@stringy kindly recommended this book to me and I'm more than happy to recommend it to members. Thanks once again @stringy.

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Kind regards, Colin.

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@Retired -

I have to admit, Colin, you've built this book up to be quite depressing. 

My emotions already roll about way too freely, as if on top of a teeter-totter.  The last thing I need is a book weighing down my darker side - so, declined further consideration. 

I did look for a live performance and was caught, by surprise, by this short video clip: 

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