In this book, the narrator concedes that she met a white guy from South Dakota who passes her "test.
In this book, the narrator concedes that she met a white guy from South Dakota who passes her "test." That narrator's first daughter found out that it would not be fun to do something until she was good at it after being forced to practice violin three hours a day. One character, (*) Jed, is a Jewish professor of law at Yale, and the narrator's second daughter Lulu easily "flies into a rage." The mother calls her children garbage at a dinner party and tries to get away with it by calling it a "Chinese immigrant thing." For ten points, name this book by Amy Chua about Asian parenting.
In this book, the narrator concedes that she met a white guy from South Dakota who passes her "test.
{Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother}