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Little America Incredible True Stories Of Immigrants In America Epic Magazine Magazine

SKU: BELL-24002560

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

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Little America Incredible True Stories Of Immigrants In America Epic Magazine Magazine instant download after payment.

Publisher: MCD

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.44 MB

Author: Epic Magazine [Magazine, Epic]

ISBN: 9780374722425, 0374722420

Language: English

Year: 2020

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Little America Incredible True Stories Of Immigrants In America Epic Magazine Magazine by Epic Magazine [magazine, Epic] 9780374722425, 0374722420 instant download after payment.

From the pages of Epic magazine come the true stories that Inspired the Apple Original Series.Includes nearly a hundred color photographs and a Foreword by Kumail Nanjiani.Nearly everyone in America came from somewhere else. This is a fundamental part of the American idea—an identity and place open to everyone. People arrive from all points distant, speaking a thousand languages, carrying every culture, each with their own reason for uprooting themselves to try something new. Everyone has their own unique story. Little America is a collection of those stories, told by the people who lived them. Together, they form a wholly original, at times unexpected portrait of America’s immigrants—and thereby a portrait of America itself.