Not sure what kind of mother Ms. Chua is. I do know that she is one crafty, well-versed, and soon-to-be very rich author as she's zoomed in on that most gullible of book-buyers in America. The guilty parent.
Hope she's giving a cut to her daughters...say to buy one of those new-fangled devices. I believe they're called TeleVisions.
Jeezz! Hasn't Ms. Chua's 15 minutes of Warhol fame expired yet? Per the New Yorker (seemingly late to the pile-on about her book) today,it seems Ms. Chua is Jack Nicholson's character in A Few Good Men. Perhaps, we really can't take the truth....
I know Ms. Chua's a law prof @ Yale; perhaps she should consider also teaching @ their Biz School? She's got a pretty good handle on how to sell her slant on things and make quite a pretty buck.
Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior
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Not sure what kind of mother Ms. Chua is. I do know that she is one crafty, well-versed, and soon-to-be very rich author as she's zoomed in on that most gullible of book-buyers in America. The guilty parent.
ReplyDeleteHope she's giving a cut to her daughters...say to buy one of those new-fangled devices. I believe they're called TeleVisions.
Jeezz! Hasn't Ms. Chua's 15 minutes of Warhol fame expired yet? Per the New Yorker (seemingly late to the pile-on about her book) today,it seems Ms. Chua is Jack Nicholson's character in A Few Good Men. Perhaps, we really can't take the truth....
ReplyDeleteI know Ms. Chua's a law prof @ Yale; perhaps she should consider also teaching @ their Biz School? She's got a pretty good handle on how to sell her slant on things and make quite a pretty buck.