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What do you think of her super-strict parenting style? Ask her your question here.

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No playdates, no sleepovers, no grades below A: Amy Chua's controversial momoir, "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother," continues to makes waves. Some love her super-strict parenting style (threatening to burn all her daughter's stuffed animals if she doesn't play a piano piece correctly, for example), while others think her methods border on abuse. Amy Chua is returning to TODAY to answer more questions — submit yours here.

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