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Highlights
- This book chronicles the journey of an immigrant family as they escape the stifling grip of the Communist regime in Cuba and embark on a quest for freedom in the land of liberty.
- Author(s): Nery Barnet Kircher
- 254 Pages
- Biography + Autobiography, Personal Memoirs
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Book Synopsis
This book chronicles the journey of an immigrant family as they escape the stifling grip of the Communist regime in Cuba and embark on a quest for freedom in the land of liberty. It depicts their navigation through the vast terrain of American culture and customs, as well as their experience of sharing these insights with their immigrant students through the teaching profession. It is the narrative of a compassionate and philanthropic family dedicated to serving humanity by volunteering their time and skills to their communities.
The story highlights their gratitude for the opportunities provided by the United States of America, a nation where freedom and opportunities are abundant, compared to many places around the world. It underscores their pursuit of the American Dream, seizing the chance to build a better life for themselves and their loved ones.Review Quotes
Portraying this narrative requires immense courage; I can hardly comprehend the bravery needed to live through and feel it firsthand. "Living in Freedom! Teaching and Volunteering, Great Life Experiences" is a profoundly impactful book, brimming with lessons and woven with both pain and joy. Nery Barnet Kircher, a musician and poet, epitomizes resilience, and this book serves as a testament to her unyielding spirit. However, courage isn't without its sacrifices; here, we glimpse the heart of the American Dream and the challenging path it entails, illustrating how courage is both forged and wielded. -Ann Collins, Book Reviewer