Great+Immigrant+Literature

http://www.nypl.org/branch/books/index2.cfm?ListID=133 Santiago, Esmeralda | Vintage, © 1998 | B Santiago //Negi moves from Puerto Rico to Brooklyn// //and falls in love.// Jiménez, Francisco | Univ. of New Mexico Press, © 1998 | FIC J //A family's odyssey of impermanence, poverty and hope.// Bode, Janet | Franklin Watts, © 1999 | 305.8009 B //Fears, dreams, recipes, photos and more from immigrant teens.// Yep, Laurence | Putnam, © 1998 | FIC Y //Robin discovers her Chinese heritage.// Dirie, Waris | William Morrow, © 1998 | B Dirie //A young girl tries to flee her culture's traditions.// Santiago, Esmeralda | Alfred A. Knopf, © 1998 | 394.2663 C //Celebrated Latino authors recount their memories of Christmas.// Budhos, Marina Tamar | Henry Holt, © 1999 | 920.0083 B //Finding their way in America////.// Alvarez, Julia | Algonquin, © 1998 | 814 Alvarez //Alvarez learns to write about her heritage.// Cofer, Judith Ortiz | Arte Público, © 1998 | 868 Ortiz Cofer //Even in America// //there is a price to pay for love.//
 * =The Immigrant Experience Through Literature Descriptions of the immigrant experience by those who have lived it.= ||
 * For Young Adults ||
 * ALMOST A WOMAN**
 * ALMOST A WOMAN**
 * ALMOST A WOMAN**
 * The CIRCUIT: STORIES FROM THE LIFE OF A MIGRANT CHILD**
 * The CIRCUIT: STORIES FROM THE LIFE OF A MIGRANT CHILD**
 * The CIRCUIT: STORIES FROM THE LIFE OF A MIGRANT CHILD**
 * The COLORS OF FREEDOM: IMMIGRANT STORIES**
 * The COLORS OF FREEDOM: IMMIGRANT STORIES**
 * The COLORS OF FREEDOM: IMMIGRANT STORIES**
 * The COOK'S FAMILY**
 * The COOK'S FAMILY**
 * The COOK'S FAMILY**
 * DESERT FLOWER: THE EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEY OF A DESERT NOMAD**
 * DESERT FLOWER: THE EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEY OF A DESERT NOMAD**
 * DESERT FLOWER: THE EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEY OF A DESERT NOMAD**
 * LAS CHRISTMAS**
 * LAS CHRISTMAS**
 * LAS CHRISTMAS**
 * REMIX: CONVERSATIONS WITH IMMIGRANT TEENAGERS**
 * REMIX: CONVERSATIONS WITH IMMIGRANT TEENAGERS**
 * REMIX: CONVERSATIONS WITH IMMIGRANT TEENAGERS**
 * SOMETHING TO DECLARE**
 * SOMETHING TO DECLARE**
 * SOMETHING TO DECLARE**
 * The YEAR OF OUR REVOLUTION**
 * The YEAR OF OUR REVOLUTION**
 * The YEAR OF OUR REVOLUTION**



































Avi | Orchard, © 1996 | J FIC A //The fates of the son of an English lord and a poor Irish brother and sister become intertwined as they make their way to Liverpool for the voyage to America.// Maestro, Betsy | Scholastic, © 1996 | J 304.87 M //The history of immigration to the United States// //from its first settlers to contemporary times.// Levine, Ellen | Scholastic, © 1993 | J 325.1 L //Question and answers about the great migration of immigrants to New York's Ellis Island// //from the 1880's to 1914.// Lord, Bette Bao | HarperCollins, © 1984 | J FIC L //Shirley Temple Wong embraces American life in 1947 Brooklyn////.// Buss, Fran Leeper | Lodestar, © 1991 | J FIC B //A young girl endures a harrowing flight from El Salvador to Chicago////.// Hesse, Karen | Holt, © 1992 | J FIC H //Writing in the margins of her treasured book of poetry, Rifka describes her diffiicult journey from Russia to America// //in 1918.// Glassgold, Peter | Harcourt Brace, © 1998 | FIC G //Revolutionary politics of 1880's New York// //centers around three generations of a Jewish immigrant family.// Codrecu, Andrei | Black Sparrow, © 1999 | FIC C //A collection of immigrant stories by an author who emigrated from Romania////.// Silver, Fannie | Jewish Heritage, © 1997 | FIC S //Short stories recount the family life of a Jewish immigrant girl in the early 1920's.// Nuñez, Elizabeth | Seal Press, © 1998 | FIC N //In 1963 a young woman from Trinidad attends a// //Wisconsin college.// Quesada, Roberto | Arte Público, © 1999 | FIC Q //A Honduran actor tries to survive in the "Big Banana"; New York City////.// Yezierska, Anzia | Braziller, © 1999 (c1925) | FIC Y //A young woman struggles to free herself from the traditional female role in an Orthodox Jewish family.// Kim, Nancy | Bridge Works, © 1999 | FIC K //A portrait of the intergenerational and cultural conflicts within a Korean family.// Keller, Nora Okja | Viking, © 1997 | FIC K //This novel explores the universal conflict between mother and daughter through the voices of a young Korean-American girl and her spiritual mother.// Hijuelos, Oscar | HarperFlamingo, © 1999 | FIC H //Disowned by her Cuban family, Lydia works as a seamstress in New York////.// Desai, Anita | Mariner, © 1999 | FIC D //East and West clash in this arresting novel set in India and the US////.// Hagedorn, Jessica | Houghton Mifflin, © 1996 | FIC H //The Philippine Rivera family comes to the United States// //to make a new life.// Rodriguez, Aleida | Sarabande, © 1999 | 811 Rodriguez //A first collection of poems by a Cuban exile, written in English and Spanish.// Pérez, Loida Maritza | Viking, © 1999 | FIC P //In this first novel Iliana, a Dominican immigrant, attends college in New York////.// Lee, Chang-rae | Riverhead Books, © 1999 | FIC L //A Japanese man of Korean birth strives to become part of the melting pot.// Gillan, Jennifer & Maria M., eds. | Penguin, © 1999 | 813.54 G //An anthology of stories by noted authors about the immigrant experience.// Dubus, Andre, III | W.W. Norton, © 1999 | FIC D //A former colonel in the Iranian army contends with life in Miami////.// Rossi, Agnes | Dutton, © 2000 | FIC R //An Irish immigrant settles in Paterson, NJ// //and falls in love with his host's wife.// Petesch, Natalie L. M. | Swallow, © 1996 | FIC P //Short stories based on the author's family who were poor Polish immigrants.// Lahiri, Jhumpa | Houghton Mifflin, © 1999 | FIC L //Winner of the 1999 Pulitzer Prize for fiction, this accomplished collection of short stories explores the lives of Indian immigrants.// Jewett, Sarah Orne | Southern Illinois Univ., © 1996 | FIC J //Eight literary portraits of Irish immigrants who settled in the 19th Century.// Stoller, Paul | Univ. of Chicago, © 1999 | FIC S //A Nigerian street// //vendor in Harlem seeks residency in the// //U.S.A.// Fenkl, Heinz Insu | Dutton, © 1997 | FIC F //A young Amerasian comes to terms with his own identity and memories of a lost half-brother.// Cao, Lan | Viking, © 1997 | FIC C //An insightful story by a Vietnamese American about the war experience.// Aksyonov, Vassily | Random House, © 1999 | FIC A //Picaresque novel about a Russian artist who tries his luck in the United States////.// Bencastro, Mario | Arte Público, © 1998 | FIC B //Calixto escapes torture in El Salvador////.// Veltfort, Ruhama | Milkweed Editions, © 1998 | FIC V //Spiritual tale of Orthodox Jewish immigrant pioneers.// Sharat Chandra, G. S. | Coffee House, © 1998 | FIC S //Nineteen short stories dealing with the experiences of Indian immigrants.// Selva, Salomón de la | Arte Público, © 1999 | 811 Selva //This collection deals with the Nicaraguan poet's experiences in World War I and as an exile from his homeland.// Jen, Gish | Knopf, © 1999 | FIC J //In eight lively stories, the author chronicles Chinese and other immigrant groups as they exuberantly take on America////.// Agosín, Marjorie | Rutgers Univ., © 2000 | B Agosín //The granddaughter of Jewish immigrants, who fled the Nazis, describes her journey from Chile to Georgia////.// Hart, Elva Treviño | Bilingual, © 1999 | B Hart //The daughter of Mexican immigrants recounts her family's struggle to stay together.// Danquah, Meri N., ed. | Hyperion, © 2000 | 305.4896 B //Twenty-three women from a variety of countries describe their experiences// Young, Billie | J-Press, © 1999 | B Alzate Y //A Colombian street// //kid manages to bring his family to the US////.// Spender, Matthew | Knopf, © 1999 | B Gorky S //The tragic life of an Armenian immigrant who won fame as an expressionistic painter.// Dorfman, Ariel | Farrar, Straus & Giroux, © 1998 | B Dorfman //A Chilean expatriate's quest for identity.// Apple, Max | Warner Books, © 1998 | B Apple //Recollections of the times the author spent with his Lithuanian grandmother.// Ely, Stanley E. | Texas Christian Univ., © 1998 | B Ely //The author's family and friends immigrate to Galveston, Texas////.// Suberman, Stella | Algonquin, © 1998 | B Suberman //A Russian immigrant's search for a place to settle his family and find his fortune.// Limón, José | Univ. Pr. of New England, © 1999 | B Limón //Born in Culiacán, México, the dancer is reborn in Doris Humphrey's studio.// Wamba, Phillipe E. | Dutton, © 1999 | 929.2097 W //A combination of history and memoir by an African American journalist.// Aciman, Andre, ed. | New Press, © 1999 | 304.8092 L //Essays by five outstanding authors on the experience of exile.// Ehrlich, Elizabeth | Viking, © 1997 | B Ehrlich //The author connects with the past by recounting memories and preserving recipes.// Said, Edward | Random, © 1999 | B Said //The author, now an American citizen, reflects on his Palestinian childhood.// Mar, M. Elaine | HarperCollins, © 1999 | B Mar //A young Chinese woman struggles to shape her identity.// Santos, John Phillip | Viking, © 1999 | B Santos //A Mexican American journalist explores his family's history.// Mori, Kyoko | Henry Holt, © 1998 | B Mori //In beautifully written essays, Mori examines the ways in which truth is circumvented in America and in her native Japan////.// White, Richard | Hill & Wang, © 1998 | B White //Oral recollections of the author's Irish mother, who immigrated to Chicago// //in 1935.// Boza, Maria del Carmen | Bilingual, © 1998 | B Boza //Boza describes her unhappy childhood within a Cuban exile family in Miami////.// Smith, Dennis | Warner Books, © 1999 | B Smith //Reminiscence of an Irish boyhood on Manhattan's East Side// //soon after World War II.// McCourt, Frank | Scribner, © 1999 | B McCourt //A poverty-stricken, uneducated Irish immigrant becomes a New York// //schoolteacher. Sequel to Angela's Ashes.// Chang, Leslie | Dutton, © 1999 | 305.4889 C //Four immigrant Chinese women face hardships as they journey from East to West.// Faderman, Lillian with Ghia Xiong | Beacon, © 1998 | 305.8959 F //A deeply moving oral history of the Hmongs' odyssey to the// //U.S.A.// Puzio, Frank Mauro | Dorrance, © 1996 | 974.71 P //Family history pervaded by the importance of traditional values and heritage.// Beim, Norman | NewConcept, © 1997 | 812 Beim //Six powerful plays dealing with the immigrant experience.// Muller, Gilbert H. | Univ. Pr. of Kentucky, © 1999 | 813.009 M //A guide to outstanding immigrant literature.// Horowitz, Joy | Scribner, © 1996 | 920.0092H //A loving tribute to the author's 93 year old Jewish grandmothers.// Cohen, Rich | Simon & Schuster, © 1998 | 364.3492 C //A unique time in the history of American Jewish immigration in New York////.// Gay, Ruth | W W Norton, © 1996 | 305.8924 G //Essays and memoirs portray Jewish customs and traditions.// Mathieu, Joan | Syracuse Univ., © 1998 | 304.8094 M //A social history of Irish immigrants based on the author's family story.//
 * For Older Readers ||
 * BEYOND THE WESTERN SEA**
 * BEYOND THE WESTERN SEA**
 * BEYOND THE WESTERN SEA**
 * COMING TO** **AMERICA****: THE STORY OF IMMIGRATION**
 * COMING TO** **AMERICA****: THE STORY OF IMMIGRATION**
 * COMING TO** **AMERICA****: THE STORY OF IMMIGRATION**
 * IF YOUR NAME WAS CHANGED AT** **ELLIS ISLAND**
 * IF YOUR NAME WAS CHANGED AT** **ELLIS ISLAND**
 * IF YOUR NAME WAS CHANGED AT** **ELLIS ISLAND**
 * IN THE YEAR OF THE BOAR AND JACKIE ROBINSON**
 * IN THE YEAR OF THE BOAR AND JACKIE ROBINSON**
 * IN THE YEAR OF THE BOAR AND JACKIE ROBINSON**
 * JOURNEY OF THE SPARROWS**
 * JOURNEY OF THE SPARROWS**
 * JOURNEY OF THE SPARROWS**
 * LETTERS FROM RIFKA**
 * LETTERS FROM RIFKA**
 * LETTERS FROM RIFKA**
 * Novels, Short Stories, Poetry ||
 * The ANGEL MAX**
 * The ANGEL MAX**
 * The ANGEL MAX**
 * A BAR IN** **BROOKLYN****: NOVELLAS AND SHORT STORIES 1970-1978**
 * A BAR IN** **BROOKLYN****: NOVELLAS AND SHORT STORIES 1970-1978**
 * A BAR IN** **BROOKLYN****: NOVELLAS AND SHORT STORIES 1970-1978**
 * BETTER THAN GOLD: AN IMMIGRANT FAMILY'S FIRST YEARS IN** **BROOKLYN**
 * BETTER THAN GOLD: AN IMMIGRANT FAMILY'S FIRST YEARS IN** **BROOKLYN**
 * BETTER THAN GOLD: AN IMMIGRANT FAMILY'S FIRST YEARS IN** **BROOKLYN**
 * BEYOND THE LIMBO SILENCE**
 * BEYOND THE LIMBO SILENCE**
 * BEYOND THE LIMBO SILENCE**
 * The BIG BANANA**
 * The BIG BANANA**
 * The BIG BANANA**
 * BREAD GIVERS**
 * BREAD GIVERS**
 * BREAD GIVERS**
 * CHINHOMINEY'S SECRET**
 * CHINHOMINEY'S SECRET**
 * CHINHOMINEY'S SECRET**
 * COMFORT WOMAN**
 * COMFORT WOMAN**
 * COMFORT WOMAN**
 * EMPRESS OF THE SPLENDID SEASON**
 * EMPRESS OF THE SPLENDID SEASON**
 * EMPRESS OF THE SPLENDID SEASON**
 * FASTING, FEASTING**
 * FASTING, FEASTING**
 * FASTING, FEASTING**
 * The GANGSTER OF LOVE**
 * The GANGSTER OF LOVE**
 * The GANGSTER OF LOVE**
 * GARDEN** **OF** **EXILE****: POEMS**
 * GARDEN** **OF** **EXILE****: POEMS**
 * GARDEN** **OF** **EXILE****: POEMS**
 * GEOGRAPHIES OF HOME**
 * GEOGRAPHIES OF HOME**
 * GEOGRAPHIES OF HOME**
 * A GESTURE LIFE**
 * A GESTURE LIFE**
 * A GESTURE LIFE**
 * GROWING UP ETHNIC IN** **AMERICA****: CONTEMPORARY FICTION ABOUT LEARNING TO BE AMERICAN**
 * GROWING UP ETHNIC IN** **AMERICA****: CONTEMPORARY FICTION ABOUT LEARNING TO BE AMERICAN**
 * GROWING UP ETHNIC IN** **AMERICA****: CONTEMPORARY FICTION ABOUT LEARNING TO BE AMERICAN**
 * HOUSE OF SAND AND FOG**
 * HOUSE OF SAND AND FOG**
 * HOUSE OF SAND AND FOG**
 * The HOUSEGUEST**
 * The HOUSEGUEST**
 * The HOUSEGUEST**
 * The IMMIGRANT TRAIN AND OTHER STORIES**
 * The IMMIGRANT TRAIN AND OTHER STORIES**
 * The IMMIGRANT TRAIN AND OTHER STORIES**
 * INTERPRETER OF MALADIES**
 * INTERPRETER OF MALADIES**
 * INTERPRETER OF MALADIES**
 * The IRISH STORIES OF SARAH ORNE JEWETT**
 * The IRISH STORIES OF SARAH ORNE JEWETT**
 * The IRISH STORIES OF SARAH ORNE JEWETT**
 * JAGUAR: A STORY OF AFRICANS IN** **AMERICA**
 * JAGUAR: A STORY OF AFRICANS IN** **AMERICA**
 * JAGUAR: A STORY OF AFRICANS IN** **AMERICA**
 * MEMORIES OF MY GHOST BROTHER**
 * MEMORIES OF MY GHOST BROTHER**
 * MEMORIES OF MY GHOST BROTHER**
 * MONKEY** **BRIDGE**
 * MONKEY** **BRIDGE**
 * MONKEY** **BRIDGE**
 * The NEW SWEET STYLE**
 * The NEW SWEET STYLE**
 * The NEW SWEET STYLE**
 * ODYSSEY TO THE** **NORTH**
 * ODYSSEY TO THE** **NORTH**
 * ODYSSEY TO THE** **NORTH**
 * The PROMISED LAND**
 * The PROMISED LAND**
 * The PROMISED LAND**
 * SARI OF THE GODS**
 * SARI OF THE GODS**
 * SARI OF THE GODS**
 * TROPICAL** **TOWN** **AND OTHER POEMS**
 * TROPICAL** **TOWN** **AND OTHER POEMS**
 * TROPICAL** **TOWN** **AND OTHER POEMS**
 * WHO'S IRISH? STORIES**
 * WHO'S IRISH? STORIES**
 * WHO'S IRISH? STORIES**
 * Biography and Memoir ||
 * The ALPHABET IN MY HANDS: A WRITING LIFE**
 * The ALPHABET IN MY HANDS: A WRITING LIFE**
 * The ALPHABET IN MY HANDS: A WRITING LIFE**
 * BAREFOOT HEART: STORIES OF A MIGRANT CHILD**
 * BAREFOOT HEART: STORIES OF A MIGRANT CHILD**
 * BAREFOOT HEART: STORIES OF A MIGRANT CHILD**
 * BECOMING AMERICAN: PERSONAL ESSAYS BY FIRST GENERATION IMMIGRANT WOMEN**
 * BECOMING AMERICAN: PERSONAL ESSAYS BY FIRST GENERATION IMMIGRANT WOMEN**
 * BECOMING AMERICAN: PERSONAL ESSAYS BY FIRST GENERATION IMMIGRANT WOMEN**
 * A DREAM FOR GILBERTO: AN IMMIGRANT FAMILY'S STRUGGLE TO BECOME AMERICAN**
 * A DREAM FOR GILBERTO: AN IMMIGRANT FAMILY'S STRUGGLE TO BECOME AMERICAN**
 * A DREAM FOR GILBERTO: AN IMMIGRANT FAMILY'S STRUGGLE TO BECOME AMERICAN**
 * FROM** **A HIGH PLACE****: A LIFE OF ARSHILE** **GORKY**
 * FROM** **A HIGH PLACE****: A LIFE OF ARSHILE** **GORKY**
 * FROM** **A HIGH PLACE****: A LIFE OF ARSHILE** **GORKY**
 * HEADING SOUTH, LOOKING** **NORTH**
 * HEADING SOUTH, LOOKING** **NORTH**
 * HEADING SOUTH, LOOKING** **NORTH**
 * I LOVE GOOTIE: MY GRANDMOTHER'S STORY**
 * I LOVE GOOTIE: MY GRANDMOTHER'S STORY**
 * I LOVE GOOTIE: MY GRANDMOTHER'S STORY**
 * IN JEWISH** **TEXAS****: A FAMILY MEMOIR**
 * IN JEWISH** **TEXAS****: A FAMILY MEMOIR**
 * IN JEWISH** **TEXAS****: A FAMILY MEMOIR**
 * The JEW STORE: A FAMILY MEMOIR**
 * The JEW STORE: A FAMILY MEMOIR**
 * The JEW STORE: A FAMILY MEMOIR**
 * JOSÉ LIMÓN: AN UNFINISHED MEMOIR**
 * JOSÉ LIMÓN: AN UNFINISHED MEMOIR**
 * JOSÉ LIMÓN: AN UNFINISHED MEMOIR**
 * KINSHIP: A FAMILY'S JOURNEY IN** **AFRICA** **AND** **AMERICA**
 * KINSHIP: A FAMILY'S JOURNEY IN** **AFRICA** **AND** **AMERICA**
 * KINSHIP: A FAMILY'S JOURNEY IN** **AFRICA** **AND** **AMERICA**
 * LETTERS OF TRANSIT: REFLECTIONS ON EXILE, IDENTITY, LANGUAGE AND LOSS**
 * LETTERS OF TRANSIT: REFLECTIONS ON EXILE, IDENTITY, LANGUAGE AND LOSS**
 * LETTERS OF TRANSIT: REFLECTIONS ON EXILE, IDENTITY, LANGUAGE AND LOSS**
 * MIRIAM'S KITCHEN: A MEMOIR**
 * MIRIAM'S KITCHEN: A MEMOIR**
 * MIRIAM'S KITCHEN: A MEMOIR**
 * OUT OF PLACE: A MEMOIR**
 * OUT OF PLACE: A MEMOIR**
 * OUT OF PLACE: A MEMOIR**
 * PAPER DAUGHTER: A MEMOIR**
 * PAPER DAUGHTER: A MEMOIR**
 * PAPER DAUGHTER: A MEMOIR**
 * PLACES LEFT UNFINISHED AT THE TIME OF CREATION**
 * PLACES LEFT UNFINISHED AT THE TIME OF CREATION**
 * PLACES LEFT UNFINISHED AT THE TIME OF CREATION**
 * POLITE LIES: ON BEING A WOMAN CAUGHT BETWEEN CULTURES**
 * POLITE LIES: ON BEING A WOMAN CAUGHT BETWEEN CULTURES**
 * POLITE LIES: ON BEING A WOMAN CAUGHT BETWEEN CULTURES**
 * REMEMBERING AHANAGRAN: STORYTELLING IN A FAMILY'S PAST**
 * REMEMBERING AHANAGRAN: STORYTELLING IN A FAMILY'S PAST**
 * REMEMBERING AHANAGRAN: STORYTELLING IN A FAMILY'S PAST**
 * SCATTERING THE ASHES**
 * SCATTERING THE ASHES**
 * SCATTERING THE ASHES**
 * A SONG FOR MARY: AN IRISH-AMERICAN MEMORY**
 * A SONG FOR MARY: AN IRISH-AMERICAN MEMORY**
 * A SONG FOR MARY: AN IRISH-AMERICAN MEMORY**
 * 'TIS. A MEMOIR**
 * 'TIS. A MEMOIR**
 * 'TIS. A MEMOIR**
 * Non-Fiction ||
 * BEYOND THE NARROW GATE: THE JOURNEY OF FOUR CHINESE WOMEN FROM THE MIDDLE KINGDOM TO MIDDLE AMERICA**
 * BEYOND THE NARROW GATE: THE JOURNEY OF FOUR CHINESE WOMEN FROM THE MIDDLE KINGDOM TO MIDDLE AMERICA**
 * BEYOND THE NARROW GATE: THE JOURNEY OF FOUR CHINESE WOMEN FROM THE MIDDLE KINGDOM TO MIDDLE AMERICA**
 * I BEGIN MY LIFE ALL OVER: THE HMONG AND THE AMERICAN IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE**
 * I BEGIN MY LIFE ALL OVER: THE HMONG AND THE AMERICAN IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE**
 * I BEGIN MY LIFE ALL OVER: THE HMONG AND THE AMERICAN IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE**
 * MORTAR IN MY BLOOD: AN ITALIAN ODYSSEY**
 * MORTAR IN MY BLOOD: AN ITALIAN ODYSSEY**
 * MORTAR IN MY BLOOD: AN ITALIAN ODYSSEY**
 * MY FAMILY: THE JEWISH IMMIGRANTS**
 * MY FAMILY: THE JEWISH IMMIGRANTS**
 * MY FAMILY: THE JEWISH IMMIGRANTS**
 * NEW STRANGERS IN** **PARADISE****: THE IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE AND CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN FICTION**
 * NEW STRANGERS IN** **PARADISE****: THE IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE AND CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN FICTION**
 * NEW STRANGERS IN** **PARADISE****: THE IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE AND CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN FICTION**
 * TESSIE AND PEARLIE: A GRANDDAUGHTER'S STORY**
 * TESSIE AND PEARLIE: A GRANDDAUGHTER'S STORY**
 * TESSIE AND PEARLIE: A GRANDDAUGHTER'S STORY**
 * TOUGH JEWS: FATHERS, SONS AND GANGSTER DREAMS IN JEWISH** **AMERICA**
 * TOUGH JEWS: FATHERS, SONS AND GANGSTER DREAMS IN JEWISH** **AMERICA**
 * TOUGH JEWS: FATHERS, SONS AND GANGSTER DREAMS IN JEWISH** **AMERICA**
 * UNFINISHED PEOPLE: EASTERN EUROPEAN JEWS ENCOUNTER** **AMERICA**
 * UNFINISHED PEOPLE: EASTERN EUROPEAN JEWS ENCOUNTER** **AMERICA**
 * UNFINISHED PEOPLE: EASTERN EUROPEAN JEWS ENCOUNTER** **AMERICA**
 * ZULU: AN IRISH JOURNEY**
 * ZULU: AN IRISH JOURNEY**
 * ZULU: AN IRISH JOURNEY**