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	title:	A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian (Penguin Celebrations)
	author:	Marina Lewycka
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Penguin Books Ltd
	released:	September 6, 2007
	isbn:	0141034998
	isbn-13:	9780141034997

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Customer Reviews
An Entertaining Read - Rated Cultural stereotypes are funny. They are even funnier when the writer making them is of the same background as his stereotypes. Although the book falls just short of being a classic, I think the author has nevertheless created a setting and characters that are multi-dimensional. For example, by the end of the book, you start to feel for the supposed antoganist of the book - Valentina, the gold-digger who ensnares a bumbling 84 year old Ukrainian emigre. The direct translation from Russian into English of Valentina's conversations are hilarious.

Customer Reviews

An Entertaining Read - Rated 4/5
Cultural stereotypes are funny. They are even funnier when the writer making them is of the same background as his stereotypes.

Although the book falls just short of being a classic, I think the author has nevertheless created a setting and characters that are multi-dimensional. For example, by the end of the book, you start to feel for the supposed antoganist of the book - Valentina, the gold-digger who ensnares a bumbling 84 year old Ukrainian emigre.

The direct translation from Russian into English of Valentina's conversations are hilarious.