hapka, babushka, kefir. How to educate children in Russia
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Many years ago, Tanya Mayer learned Russian and came to conquer Moscow. She made new friends, built her career, fell in love, she succeeded. Only then everything went not so smoothly: the man with whom Tanya had a novel evaporated, having learned that she was expecting a child from him.
The first year of motherhood in a foreign country was given to Tanya, but her book is not about the hardships of the life of a single mother. And not even about the adventures of an American in Russia. This is an attentive, interested, ironic reflection on how Russian motherhood works. In what traditions do we educate children? What do we really value? How do we see ourselves? And most importantly - what should we learn from us? About this and much more - the book of the mother of three children Tanya Mayer
The first year of motherhood in a foreign country was given to Tanya, but her book is not about the hardships of the life of a single mother. And not even about the adventures of an American in Russia. This is an attentive, interested, ironic reflection on how Russian motherhood works. In what traditions do we educate children? What do we really value? How do we see ourselves? And most importantly - what should we learn from us? About this and much more - the book of the mother of three children Tanya Mayer
Author:
Author:Mayer T.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Education & Teaching
- Category:History & Geography
Series:
Series: Children
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9908862-0-9
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