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I just received this book yesterday and am only a few chapters in, but I cannot put it down! As a woman who has questioned her own culture identity for years, America's introduction resonated deeply with me. With each story that follows, I continue to be engaged by the lessons, hardships and knowledge the contributors have experienced throughout their own cultural journeys here in the US. This is an eye-opening, must read!


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American Like Me Reflections on Life Between Cultures edition by America Ferrera Politics Social Sciences eBooks Reviews

This is a collection of people's experiences in America. A lot of them are very familiar to me, as I have brown skin as well, but a ton of it was new and eye opening. This is easy to get through and will help you understand those around you more deeply. Highly recommended.
The ability to share such personal stories makes this audiobook a perfect companion
This is a great compilation of the voices and experiences of people who are uniquely American, some very well-known. The essays are truthful, enlightening and encouraging. My main takeaways are admiration and hope for the future of our country. The struggle is worth it.
It was refreshing to read the stories of so many Americans whose life experiences are so relatable to plenty of us stuck between cultures
This timely book includes key life stories of prominent contemporary Americans of different ethnic and racial backgrounds. Each personal account tells how the individual overcame the experience of "apartness" to eventually contribute to the unfolding story of American life.
There isn't enough literature out there that talks about what it is like to live between two cultures. This book has a variety of different essays from entertainers, comedians, and other famous individuals on fitting into the American culture and keeping their ties to their backgrounds. Within all of the essays, there is a common theme of being proud of who you are and where you came from. Highly recommend reading, some of the essays are light and short reads.
I just got this book today and I CAN’T PUT IT DOWN! This is bringing back so many memories I had as a young girl. I identify through so many of these stories. Thank you America for having the courage to believe in yourself despite what people told you. I can’t wait to start gifting this book to people!
I just received this book yesterday and am only a few chapters in, but I cannot put it down! As a woman who has questioned her own culture identity for years, America's introduction resonated deeply with me. With each story that follows, I continue to be engaged by the lessons, hardships and knowledge the contributors have experienced throughout their own cultural journeys here in the US. This is an eye-opening, must read!