It’s awesome to find such deep truth that makes you laugh this hard. - Beth Lisick, author of Everybody Into the Pool
“Full of feisty humor. . . . Smart and sassy.” - USA Today
“A sort of Asian American Sex in the City...like meeting someone who voices thoughts or experiences that you presumed were wholly yours...cynically humorous and genuinely touching...Keltner’s wry sens of humor leaps off every page.” - generationrice
“A soul-searching journey into what it was like being raised by a Tiger Mom. This Tiger Baby could never quite measure up; as a mother now, she is determined not to make the same mistakes with her own daughter. Kim Wong Keltner’s witty, honest, warm voice takes the reader straight into the heart of a generation of Chinese immigrants. Look for emotional surprises as she discovers how deep her roots are planted even as she fights to make how own way through the motherhood maze.” - Maryann Bucknum Brinley, author of The 16 Secrets of Happy Parenting
“An inspiring take on mothering -- and daughtering. The book is smart, creative, and thought-provoking.” - Linda Small, author of Wimpy Parents: How Not to Raise a Brat
“The author writes with compassion, humor, love and anger about her mother’s combination of tough love and high expectations…A quirky reflection on the modern immigrant experience and hyphenated ethnicity in America.” - Kirkus Reviews