Reading Rainbow Readers: How My Parents Learned to Eat (Hardcover)

from Rosa.Mill

I remember reading this as a kid and finding it interesting (people in Spain also use their cutlery a little differently then Americans do.) Then as an adult when I learned to use chopsticks to eat with my husband's family (he's chinese), I thought about the book again. I came across this book on...

from Rosa.Mill

I remember reading this as a kid and finding it interesting (people in Spain also use their cutlery a little differently then Americans do.) Then as an adult when I learned to use chopsticks to eat with my husband's family (he's chinese), I thought about the book again. I came across this book on...

from chris.coelho

"How My Parents Learned to Eat" is a touching book about how a girl's parents learned to eat. John, an American Sailor in Yokohama, Japan fell in love with a Japanese woman by the name of Aiko. Aiko was also smitten by John, however, they both avoided going to dinner because Aiko had no clue how ...

from Rosa.Mill

I remember reading this as a kid and finding it interesting (people in Spain also use their cutlery a little differently then Americans do.) Then as an adult when I learned to use chopsticks to eat with my husband's family (he's chinese), I thought about the book again. I came across this book on...

from Rosa.Mill

I remember reading this as a kid and finding it interesting (people in Spain also use their cutlery a little differently then Americans do.) Then as an adult when I learned to use chopsticks to eat with my husband's family (he's chinese), I thought about the book again. I came across this book on...