Summary of David Chang & Gabe Ulla's Eat a Peach
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    [synopsis] => Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview:

#1 The term tiger parenting has entered the mainstream vocabulary to describe how Asian parents discipline their children. But not all Asian parents are tiger parents, and not all Asian kids are good at school.

#2 I was a terrible student. I never broke 1000 on my SATs, and I graduated from Trinity College near the bottom of my class with a 2. 78 GPA. I was completely average.

#3 I wanted so badly to please my parents, but I was simply incapable. I was always uncomfortable around them, and I felt like I was letting them down.

#4 Korean immigrants are typically doctors and lawyers, or they run laundromats and convenience stores. But no matter what they do for a living, they go hard at church.
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