
EXPERIENCE A DIFFERENT SIDE OF AMERICA IN THE FREEDOM TO WONDER
Before her twenty-eighth birthday, Snow White Bui quit her job and left everything she had built in Los Angeles, California, to recalibrate the direction of her life. She realized she had strayed from the person she had once been—a young woman in pursuit of knowledge and wisdom—in favor of career success and social belonging.
Months later, spurred by news of the shooting of Black parishioners at a church in Charleston, South Carolina, Snow White decided to embark on an improvised, solitary journey to learn more about the history and people of the United States.
With her passion project, Lessons for Life Project, as a driving intention, she engaged with Americans across twenty-five states, asking them to share their biggest life lessons. Not only did she learn from Americans’ diverse lived experiences, she also discovered the richness of life that comes from embracing the humanity in ourselves and in each other.
The Freedom to Wonder is an inspiring story about an Asian American woman’s journey to connect with the heart of America.
A PREVIEW OF THE HEARTFELT LIFE LESSONS SNOW WHITE BUI COLLECTED ACROSS AMERICA:
"An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest." - Benjamin Franklin



The Freedom to Wonder might be the book for you if:
- You're confused and sad about the current state of America.
- You're curious about the life lessons and lived experiences of everyday Americans.
- You feel like you might be going through an existential or quarter-life crisis.
- You love to read memoirs by female authors.
- You want to be reminded of what matters most in life.
Early Reader Reviews:

As seen on SoulPancake: Lessons for Life Project

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Snow White Bui has initiated conversations with 1,500+ strangers about their biggest life lessons and collected handwritten notecards from thousands more for her Lessons for Life Project.
Currently based in Irvine, California, Snow White is a lover of learning and has a B.A. in economics. Her proudest achievement is becoming the woman she is today.