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AwardWinning Author G. Neri Reflects On A Childhood CrossCountry Road Trip With His Family, Sharing The Wonder Of AmericaS Most Famous Landmarks, The Best (And Worst) Of Its History, And The Remarkable Diversity Of Its People.The Year Is 1976, And America Is Throwing Its Biggest Birthday Party EverIts Bicentennial. What Better Way To Celebrate Than With An EightThousandMile Road Trip? In This Vibrant FollowUp To His Travelogue, My Antarctica: True Adventures In The Land Of Mummified Seals, Space Robots, And So Much More,Author G. Neri Recalls His FamilyS RealLife Journey In A Station Wagon Crossing TwentySix States In Seven Weeks, From California To Washington, Dc, With Only The Aid Of Paper Maps And Transistor Radios Rather Than Smartphones And Gps. Young Greg Is Entranced By The Variety Of Accents, Strange Foods, Natural Wonders, And Historical Attractions, From The Grand Canyon To The Statue Of Liberty. He Meets Civil War Reenactors At Gettysburg, Protesters In Philadelphia, Pioneer Wagon Riders In Valley Forge, And His Own Rambunctious Texan Cousins. And He Glimpses The Darker Side Of Traveling As A Family Of Color, Pondering Whether We The People Includes People Like Him. Engaging Text, Sidebars, Photos, And Dynamic Illustrations By Corban Wilkin Create A Personal Snapshot Of This Extraordinary Moment In Us History, When A Weary, PostVietnam Nation Embraced The Spirit Of Celebration. Back Matter Includes An AuthorS Note, History And Travel Facts, And Recommended Reading.
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