이정옥  | 부크크(bookk)

23,900원  | 20241210  | 9791141921491

이 책은 한.영 으로 쓰여져 있어 영어 를 배우고 싶어 하시는 분들이나, 미국에 이민 을 생각하시는 분들에게 적절합니다. 특히 현재 간호사로 미국으로 이민을 생각하는 분들이나 이미 미국에서 간호사 로 일하고 있는 분들에게 도움이 될 것이라 생각 됩니다.

 | Bob Jonas

44,680원  | 20251022  | 9798218800932

My American Dream (with a Few Nightmares Along the Way)?is the unforgettable true story of Bob Jonas, the son of immigrant parents who came to America in search of a better life. From humble beginnings as a poor kid with big hopes, Bob's journey is marked by triumphs, heartbreaks, laughter, and loss-moments that shaped the man he would become.

 | Routledge

0원  | 20250523  | 9780813348018

This is a brief biography that explores Marilyn Monroe's life. This book is a part of Westview?s `Lives of American Women? series, edited by Carol Berkin. Each title in the series features brief biographies of figures whose lives serve as a lens onto a major trend, event, movement, or crisis of their eras, and whose stories will be the entry point for a deeper understanding of a particular historical time.

 | Publishing Services Consortium, LLC (PSC)

63,230원  | 20250623  | 9798894270708

This is a fictional political humor written in screenplay fashion which takes accord in American culture during the year of 2006.

 | Five Star Press

50,260원  | 20240116  | 9798988626107

?On August 4, 1940, the Seattle Times featured a photo of a toddler sitting on a dock, surrounded by suitcases and looking dazed. After a harrowing journey with her parents, she'd just stepped off a boat and into her new life in America. Barbara Sommer Feigin was that little girl. Over seventy years later, Feigin made a stunning discovery: her Jewish father had kept a detailed journal that chronicled their family's escape from Nazi Germany.

 | ZGJ

29,780원  | 20251201  | 9798218872656

Most people spend their lives chasing a dream that was never designed for them.A dream built on hustle, pride, image, and the illusion of control.A dream that promises fullness but leaves you empty.This book is about the moment that dream died.Zef Garcia grew up believing the American Dream was the goal - success, strength, independence, and the legacy of a name that meant something. He watched his father cross rivers, deserts, and impossible odds to build a life no one thought possible.

 | Lulu.com

66,750원  | 20230715  | 9781312333413

Won Ho Chang was born in Korea, received his BA in political science at Korea University in1961, and worked for a United Nations project for three years before crossing the Pacific to study in the United States. He arrived at the University of Oregon for his BA in Journalism when he was 28, and completed his degree in 1968.

 | FriesenPress

70,750원  | 20250916  | 9781038348999

What does it mean to belong in a country built on both opportunity and exclusion? The Lost American Dream confronts this question with heart, humour, and unflinching insight.From the working-class streets of 1950s Rome, New York, to the ivy-covered halls of Georgetown University, this sweeping novel follows one young Italian-American man's search for identity and purpose in an America divided by class, culture, and war.

 | FriesenPress

31,000원  | 20250916  | 9781038348982

What does it mean to belong in a country built on both opportunity and exclusion? The Lost American Dream confronts this question with heart, humour, and unflinching insight.From the working-class streets of 1950s Rome, New York, to the ivy-covered halls of Georgetown University, this sweeping novel follows one young Italian-American man's search for identity and purpose in an America divided by class, culture, and war.

 | Indy Pub

29,780원  | 20251028  | 9798349660771

"Are we home yet?"That's the question every immigrant asks; not just about geography, but about purpose, peace, and faith.In Beyond the American Dream, Pastor Jake Bolotano shares his deeply personal journey from Manila to America; a story that mirrors millions of Filipino immigrants chasing opportunity yet longing for something more lasting than success.

 | Lulu Publishing Services

37,250원  | 20160823  | 9781483457086

American Dream presents a collection of writings that focus on a wide range of topics, from love, hope, and family to issues such as homelessness, patriotism, and the process of immigrating to a new land. These verses seek to both entertain and comfort you with tales of passion, action, and thoughtful consideration, as well as vignettes drawn from everyday life. I will stamp my feet and brace for impact, and I will run for the hills.

 | iUniverse

22,250원  | 20120620  | 9781475930221

AMERICAN DREAM is a short story on greed and how it’s spiraling motion has affected our daily lives. Lillie has always felt Gods love and mercy even in troubled times in her own life. Hopefully to all who read this story their life will be enlightened in their own journey. Some might even see a parallel view of themselves in the story. Lillie’s approach to life has enlightened her path through many storms.Her journey has helped her in making decisions when dealing with life’s ups and downs.

 | Rizzoli International Publications

99,260원  | 20031001  | 9780847825684

"American Dream documents the Houses at Sagaponac, a groundbreaking architecture project initiated by real estate developer Harry J. Brown. The project features homes designed by internationally recognized architects on a 10-acre site near the tip...

 | Wheatmark

53,910원  | 20250515  | 9798887472584

During the gold rush era in California (1848-1855), the Chinese referred to the United States as "Gold Mountain" or "Gam Saan" in Cantonese, a name inspired by the gold fields of California. Thousands of Chinese immigrants came to "Gam Saan" to seek their fortunes and live the American Dream. For many of them, owning a grocery store provided the means to pursue the American Dream. Tucson, Arizona, is one of many US communities that have Chinese-owned grocery stores.

 | Wheatmark

25,980원  | 20250515  | 9798887472591

During the gold rush era in California (1848-1855), the Chinese referred to the United States as "Gold Mountain" or "Gam Saan" in Cantonese, a name inspired by the gold fields of California. Thousands of Chinese immigrants came to "Gam Saan" to seek their fortunes and live the American Dream. For many of them, owning a grocery store provided the means to pursue the American Dream. Tucson, Arizona, is one of many US communities that have Chinese-owned grocery stores.