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Yoto Says: One building, five families, and decades of delicious meals, music, and memories. This is the story of how so many cultures made one neighborhood—and one country—home.

From the real-life granddaughter of the first child depicted in the story, whose family came over in a steamship from Russia in 1913, comes a celebration of the longstanding and varied immigrant experience in America. This clever presentation of the vibrant cultures that make up the Lower East Side of New York City—Russian, Italian, Dominican, Puerto Rican, and Chinese—is told through the experiences of five different families who live in the same building over the course of five decades.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 20 reviews)

Sofia ★★★★★

My kids and I have listened to this card on car rides at least five times now, and every listen reveals a new little detail about the families and their cooking. The way the audio weaves the different generations' perspectives together really makes the neighborhood feel alive. It's genuinely moving

Kevin E. ★★★★★

The layered storytelling across those five families really draws you in—my son keeps asking to replay the food scenes. It's a thoughtful way to introduce how immigrant cultures shaped a neighborhood, and the audio quality is crisp enough for long car rides.

Richard Q. ★★★★★

My kids are obsessed with this card—the way it jumps between families and cultures over the decades makes every listen feel new, and the audio quality is crisp enough for long car rides. We've already played it three times this week.