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Tiger Babies Strike Back : How I Was Raised by a Tiger Mom but Could Not Be Turned to the Dark Side Condition:Good ' this is a rousing

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Tiger Babies Strike Back : How I Was Raised by a Tiger Mom but Could Not Be Turned to the Dark Side Condition:Good ' this is a rousingAn answer to Amy Chuas Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother , author Kim Wong Keltners Tiger Babies Strike Back takes the control freak beast by the tail with a humorous and honest look at the issues facing women todayChinese American and otherwise. Keltner, the author of the novels Buddha Baby and I Want Candy , mines her own past in an attempt to dispel the myth that all Chinese women are Tiger Mothers. Keltner strikes back at Chuas argument through

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