How I Became An American,Used

How I Became An American,Used

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UPC: 9780812648751
Brand: Cricket Books
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In 1902 in a small German town a traveler turns up spouting catchy songs about adventures in America. To the townspeople, the land sounds like paradise, and tenyearold Johann Bonfert is excited when his own family begins planning a life overseas. His father and brother leave early to find jobs in the steel mills of Ohio, and the rest of the family follows later in a long, miserable sea journey. Johann soon discovers, however, that its not easy to start life from scratch. Americas not paradise, and assimilation can be difficult, especially for grownups. Author Karin Gundischs American debut is a heartwarming and finely observed book that speaks to the enduring struggles all immigrants face, whether in 1902 or 2002.

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