| John Serrano

44,210원  | 20251024  | 9781764304412

An unforgettable true to life story of resilience, family sacrifice, and the courage to chase the dream of a better life.The Immigrant is a powerful, story of migration, resilience and the pursuit of a better future. Loosely based on the author's own journey, it follows an immigrant boy who leaves his homeland at eight years old and grows into a man shaped by education, love, family, business and perseverance.

 | Golara Haghtalab

31,430원  | 20210827  | 9781636764979

Born and raised in Iran, Golara Haghtalab was twenty-one when she first stepped onto American soil. Now, having turned thirty, Immigrant: Courage Required follows her on an average day as she goes about her new life and work. But, in truth, this day is anything but normal as we are immersed in flashback after flashback to her previous life in Iran and the early days of her life in the U.S.

 | Christian Faith Publishing, Inc

0원  | 20190423  | 9781644924518

Emily A. Midianga was born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya. Being the second child out of nine: three boys and six girls.After graduating from high school, Emily joined Kenya Commercial Bank Computer Department as data-entry personnel.After twenty-two years of the most boring but very high-paying job, Emily decided to relocate to the US to pursue her lifelong dream of becoming a nurse.She is currently happily living in Houston, Texas, surrounded by four grandsons: Darryl, Dylan (a.k.a.

 | Hutson Street Press

44,300원  | 20250522  | 9781023617901

"Immigrant Forces: Factors in the New Democracy" (1913) explores the significant role of immigrants in shaping American society and the evolving democratic landscape. William Payne Shriver examines the social, economic, and political impact of immigration, arguing that these "immigrant forces" are essential to understanding the burgeoning democracy of the early 20th century.

 | Hutson Street Press

64,650원  | 20250522  | 9781023615082

"Immigrant Forces: Factors in the New Democracy" (1913) explores the significant role of immigrants in shaping American society and the evolving democratic landscape. William Payne Shriver examines the social, economic, and political impact of immigration, arguing that these "immigrant forces" are essential to understanding the burgeoning democracy of the early 20th century.

 | Tellwell Talent

25,880원  | 20180312  | 9781773706122

This workbook is about you, the brave ones who are willing to take a risk to change your life and the life of those around you by starting a new life in the amazing and beloved country of Canada.By explaining the immigration journey and the phases of integration into a new community and by touching on the symptoms and feelings that can be experienced at each stage, specificrecommendations to combat paralysis naturally emerge, helping newcomers overcome roadblocks on the path to success.

 | Koehler Books

33,200원  | 20221025  | 9781646638055

An unimaginable adventure. An unforgettable young man.The Immigrant?is an uplifting tale of tragedy, triumph, and the struggle to discover what matters most.The year is 1920, and a teenage Russian boy named Lev has just witnessed his entire world go up in flames. His parents killed in a horrific blaze, leaving him homeless and alone, Lev finds himself joining up with a strange traveling circus. He sets off on a dark journey across a bleak landscape of corruption and persecution.

 | Wipf and Stock Publishers

37,000원  | 20250414  | 9798385235254

In a world where faith and reason are perceived as enemies, this book describes them as companions. Readers are invited to travel into the souls of ordinary people and the minds of philosophers and theologians, experience the meekness coming from faith, or attempt to decipher complicated philosophical concepts. This is a book that reveals the human condition of being immigrants: people who apply for entry into the souls of those they encounter.

 | Wipf and Stock Publishers

64,750원  | 20250414  | 9798385235261

In a world where faith and reason are perceived as enemies, this book describes them as companions. Readers are invited to travel into the souls of ordinary people and the minds of philosophers and theologians, experience the meekness coming from faith, or attempt to decipher complicated philosophical concepts. This is a book that reveals the human condition of being immigrants: people who apply for entry into the souls of those they encounter.

 | Verses Kindler Publication

25,880원  | 20250801  | 9789349532335

This book is a heartfelt memoir of transformation-from societal pressure to personal purpose, from fear to resilience, and from uncertainty to self-belief. Through culture shocks, academic failures, financial missteps, and unexpected victories, Bhavik shares how living abroad reshaped his definition of success. With honesty, humor, and insight, this book is a guide for anyone seeking clarity in chaos, courage in the unfamiliar, and meaning beyond milestones.

 | Lulu Press

23,860원  | 20250909  | 9781326204433

This inaugural LGMW Anthology opens with the story "Hungarian Dance No. 11" by Katarina Kolozhvari - the winning entry of the LGMW 4th Writing Competition, held in 2024 and titled, fittingly, "Immigrant in the City." The story spans from Budapest, Hungary, to Adliswil and Zurich in Switzerland, offering a strong sense of place. Today, millions of people are on the move - displaced by war, dispossession, or political persecution - while many others migrate in search of a better life.

 | Michael Ethelson

44,380원  | 20250801  | 9781738534227

Diary of an Immigrant, a celebration of second chances, brave choices, and the beauty of not having it all figured out. No derring-do, mountain scaling, or ocean sailing, just two ordinary British folks ready to give life in another country a whirl. A beautifully crafted narrative told through a series of delightful anecdotes and short stories, much of it drawn from the author's own journal entries.

 | Anson Street Press

25,800원  | 20250328  | 9781023115346

"The Little Immigrant" by Eva Stern offers a compelling glimpse into the immigrant experience in early 20th century America. This meticulously prepared print edition brings to life a historical fiction narrative focused on Jewish immigrants navigating the challenges and opportunities of a new world. Exploring themes of hope and resilience, the novel delves into the pursuit of the American Dream against a backdrop of cultural adaptation and societal change.

 | iUniverse

62,880원  | 20200420  | 9781532092688

The Immigrant covers the life of a young Balkan peasant boy, Traian, who came to America in 1909 with his mother, younger sister, and aunt. His father came a year before. They arrived several years following a Romanian peasant revolt. After a year in America, Traian's father saved enough money to bring the rest of his family over.

 | iUniverse

81,380원  | 20200420  | 9781532092695

The Immigrant covers the life of a young Balkan peasant boy, Traian, who came to America in 1909 with his mother, younger sister, and aunt. His father came a year before. They arrived several years following a Romanian peasant revolt. After a year in America, Traian's father saved enough money to bring the rest of his family over.