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The Book of Unknown Americans

Cristina Henríquez

The Book of Unknown Americans

Cristina Henríquez

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    The Book of Unknown Americans Essay Topics

    1.

    The novel is told in a polyvocal format, in which many voices relate their personal experiences. How does this style of narration impact meaning?

    2.

    The novel features immigrant parents and first-generation children. In what ways do these families connect or fail to connect and why?

    3.

    Food is an important symbol in the book. What does food represent in the book?

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