Americanized:
A Rebel without a Green Card
By: Sara Saedi
Genre: YA Memoir
Pages: 288
Published: 2018
Read: February
3 out of 5
This is a great memoir about an
Iranian teen living in America without a green card. She went through her
childhood without even knowing she was an illegal immigrant. Although not
seemingly directly affected (she was still able to get a job), but the fear of
being departed was always in the background. However, my favorite part was the Frequently Asked Questions added
throughout the book. These weren’t directly related to her family, but Iranians
in general. I thought this was very informative, while still being
entertaining. I loved how the book was written in novel format, but still
nonfiction. At first, one may not even realize it is nonfiction.
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