THE AMERICAN DREAM CAN BE COMPLICATED
Three and a half years after being unexpectedly dropped off in California, the Lin siblings are finally used to living on their own. With Jessie at college, Jason is in charge. That means thirteen-year-old Ann is free to do whatever she wants, including secretly adopting a dog
So when Mama and Baba arrive and Mama announces she is staying, the news is met with mixed feelings. Suddenly everything about the kids' lives is being criticized: They are too American, developing strange practices, and losing their Taiwanese identity. And dogs are definitely not allowed indoors As conflicts escalate, Baba threatens to uproot the kids again Can they band together to show their parents that while they'll always treasure their heritage, they are American kids now?