Woven by Love is a memoir about family love forged through hardship and held together by the quiet thread of God’s grace.

In these pages, Angel Tien Le gives voice to the oppressed and the voiceless — to the mother who labours in silence and loves without condition, the daughter who carries the weight of her family far too soon, and the brother who lets his actions speak louder than words.

Told with honesty and poetic tenderness, Woven by Love captures the raw beauty of life in a small Vietnamese village — rich with cultural traditions, vivid scenes, and healing food. It traces a journey from the 1990s to 2025, from the dusty roads of Vietnam to the hopeful shores of Australia.

More than a personal story, this memoir honours the quiet strength of those who endure, believe, and love — even when no one is watching. It is a tribute to sacrificial motherhood, unspoken devotion, and the faith that carries us through the darkest corners of life.

Now available in public libraries across Western Sydney and accepted for review by Australian Presbyterian magazine, Woven by Love has been accepted as a candidate for the 2026 SparkLit Christian Book of the Year Award. Readers from all walks of life — including pastors, doctors, and scholars — have praised it as moving, powerful, and deeply encouraging.