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The Trip Back Home
Book (italiano): <DIV>These are the gifts brought across the ocean to Korea: Leather gloves. An apron with pockets like flowers. A book with pictures and simple words. What is given in return? Simple gifts like these--and so much more.<br> Janet S. Wong invites us to join her on the trip back home, revealing that even when family members speak different languages, there is still much they can share.<br></div>
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