Their only hope is to get an escape route and travel to Australia using a boat to search for a better life. Life in Vietnam is very difficult and there is no peace. The immigration to Australia comprised of the entire extended family, Anh's father, mother, siblings, aunts, and uncles. In the entire memoir The Happiest Refugee, Anh Do narrates his life history reflecting on how his family run-away from Vietnam when the war came to an end. Written by people who wish to remain anonymous We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. Your donation will go towards providing technology, equipment and infrastructure Australian researchers need to continuously explore new and improved ways to prevent, detect and treat all types of cancer.These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community. If you would like to follow in Anh’s footsteps to help us outsmart cancer, you can donate online today. We would like to thank Anh Do for his contribution to cancer researchĪCRF wishes to congratulate Anh Do on his tremendously successful literary debut, and extend a big thank you for supporting us in the fight against cancer. We’ve read it, and can say it is a remarkable read – expect to laugh hysterically under his comedic spell, to be astonished by his optimism toward life, and to wipe away the tears as he recounts the most harrowing moments of life as a refugee. The Happiest Refugee has already received plenty of praise from the literary community, and was the highest selling Australian book in the week it debuted!īased on his family’s struggle out of war-torn Vietnam and their integration into Australian society, The Happiest Refugee is a sincere, open account of Anh’s life, offering a ray of sunshine and hope for all who read it. The book is dedicated to fellow comedian and friend, Dave Grant, who sadly lost his battle to pancreatic cancer earlier this year.
Part of the sales from The Happiest Refugee will be donated to ACRF to help outsmart cancerĪnh is currently promoting his honest and uplifting memoir, The Happiest Refugee, and will be donating part of the sales from the book to ACRF in support of cancer research. One of Australia’s best-known comedians, Anh Do, has just joined The Australian Cancer Research Foundation’s community and long list of fantastic supporters. The Happiest Refugee on hardship, optimism, and supporting cancer research
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