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American Tomodachi

American Tomodachi

Bill Anderson
5/5 ( ratings)
Peg O'Brien is a perky, happy, and typically sarcastic pre-teen living a happy life in small town America until she gets news that will change her life forever. The good news her father finally gets the promotion he's always wanted. The bad news the family must relocate to Tokyo. Peg is devastated to move away from her home, her country and her best friend to live in a strange new place. Once in Japan, Peg must adjust to a new language, a confusing city, and impossible experiences like eating soup with chopsticks, and the complexities of taking baths with groups of strangers. At home, she must deal with a family led by a mother who is becoming obsessed with anything Japanese, a once-attentive father who disappears into his job as a workaholic salary man and a creepy older brother who keeps getting, well, creepier.

But worst of all, Peg must try make new friends in Japan while struggling against all odds to keep a long distance friendship with her oldest and dearest pal back home.
Language
English
Pages
138
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Langdon Street Press
Release
December 01, 2009
ISBN
193493867X
ISBN 13
9781934938676

American Tomodachi

Bill Anderson
5/5 ( ratings)
Peg O'Brien is a perky, happy, and typically sarcastic pre-teen living a happy life in small town America until she gets news that will change her life forever. The good news her father finally gets the promotion he's always wanted. The bad news the family must relocate to Tokyo. Peg is devastated to move away from her home, her country and her best friend to live in a strange new place. Once in Japan, Peg must adjust to a new language, a confusing city, and impossible experiences like eating soup with chopsticks, and the complexities of taking baths with groups of strangers. At home, she must deal with a family led by a mother who is becoming obsessed with anything Japanese, a once-attentive father who disappears into his job as a workaholic salary man and a creepy older brother who keeps getting, well, creepier.

But worst of all, Peg must try make new friends in Japan while struggling against all odds to keep a long distance friendship with her oldest and dearest pal back home.
Language
English
Pages
138
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Langdon Street Press
Release
December 01, 2009
ISBN
193493867X
ISBN 13
9781934938676

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