Frank Carpenter's book is a delightful account of his travels through Asia with his children. From Tokyo to Bangkok and beyond, Carpenter presents an insightful and engaging account of his adventures, capturing the customs, traditions, and attitudes of various cultures and communities. This book is an excellent choice for armchair travelers, educators, and anyone interested in political and social science.
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