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Wrong about Japan
by Peter Carey · FISCHER Taschenbuch · tapa blanda · 141 pages
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Pages: 141 pagesAuthor: Peter CareyPublisher: FISCHER TaschenbuchFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: deRelease date: 1/6/2007ISBN: ISBN 9783596168408
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Synopsis of Wrong about Japan
En 'Wrong about Japan', Peter Carey relata un viaje a Tokio con su hijo Charley, de doce años, para explorar la pasión de este por los cómics y el cine de animación japoneses. Convencido de que hay 'toda una historia y cultura escondida entre los fotogramas', Carey espera que este viaje le ayude a romper la barrera de la cultura japonesa. Charley, por otro lado, simplemente quiere comprar manga. De cualquier manera, Carey espera forjar recuerdos imborrables con su hijo. Aunque algunos de los recuerdos que crean no son los que Carey hubiera deseado, como el aburrimiento apenas disimulado de Charley al verse obligado a asistir a cuatro horas de teatro tradicional japonés, y la propia reacción poco alegre de Carey a Sega World, no obstante, es un tiempo inolvidable y precioso, un tiempo que Carey considera un privilegio, sobre todo por el placer de compartir la respuesta encantada de su hijo a la aventura.
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Peter Carey
Peter Philip Carey is an Australian novelist who has lived in New York City for more than three decades.
Born in 1943Since 1964177 titles published62 writing
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