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Yang the youngest and his terrible ear by Lensey Namioka · Booklabria

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Yang the youngest and his terrible ear

Children's fictionIdentity

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First published: 1992
Language: English
Editions: 8

Synopsis

Recently arrived in Seattle from China, musically untalented Yingtao is faced with giving a violin performance to attract new students for his father when he would rather be working on friendships and playing baseball.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Identity
Individuality
Household Moving
Moving, household
Chinese Americans
Characters: Yang family

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