Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Kimchi & Calamari by Rose Kent

Kimchi & Calamari by Rose Kent

Adopted from Korea by Italian-American parents, 14-year-old Joseph learns important things about himself after his teacher assigns an essay on family history.

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12 comments:

Anonymous said...

kimchi and calamari is a hilarious book and I strongly recomend it

Ellie G said...

I LOVED the book!! It is hilarious! I loved his easay about his haritage!!!

Nina W said...

2 stars. This book was boring and had no action. but it taught me more about friendship.

Ellie G said...

5 stars. I loved the book!!! The essay he wrote was great!! I strongly recomnend this book!

Ellie G said...

5 stars. It is FUNNY! The report he gives at the end is great.

Kevin A said...

5 stars. Even though i didnt finish it, im loving it so far. I think the essay was pretty good too.-.-

Mrs. M said...

Hey Kevin! Thanks for posting. I'm glad you're enjoying the book. You ARE going to finish it, aren't you? :>)

Madeline B. said...

3 stars. It was a good book. It was cool with the culture.

Jordan S said...

2 stars. I didnt get into it. It didnt interest me it went on and on and on and on.

Haripriya M said...

4 stars. I liked it because this book is about fusion of Italian and Korean cultures. I learnt a lot about both the cultures. I loved Joseph Calderaro's essay.

Anna B said...

5 stars. I like Kimchi & Calamari because you can see the hard life of an adopted child. And you can learn about other countries and their traditions.

Jennifer C said...

5 stars. This book was my favorite.I would give it 5 stars because it was interesting and the author entertained me so much.

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