Dear America: Notes of an Undocumented Citizen by Jose Antonio Vargas

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letstalkreads's review

5.0
Fantastic biography. I could not put this book down. I commend Mr. Vargas in sharing his story.

rce59's review

3.0

3.5 I don't typically read non-fiction, but when you're going camping and can only fit a paperback in your bag, this book fit the bill.

And while it was out of my literary wheelhouse, I enjoyed it. Vargas is a solid writer, nothing too complex. He writes with honesty about his undocumented experience and connection to the greater immigration question in the US.
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thatbookladyselena's review

4.0
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Very informative and interesting to hear about the author’s unique immigration experience and what he was able to accomplish in his career. 
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alicia_reads_'s review

5.0
Essential literature. 

read_like_a_mother's review

3.0
58/150 for Mama in 2024

abbynordman's review

5.0
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shannonzawesome's review

5.0
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hollyannsa's review against another edition

5.0
Everyone should read this book. What a crazy system of immigration we have in this country. It is soooo broken.

bloomingbookworm's review

5.0
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smmonday's review

4.75
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