Welcome to our book review site go-pdf.online!
You may have to Search all our reviewed books and magazines, click the sign up button below to create a free account.
Out of Quisqueya
Dr. Milliardaire Syverain's captivating memoir, "Out of Quisqueya," recounts his compelling journey growing up in impoverished Haiti and navigating life as a teenage immigrant in America, facing the constant threat of homelessness. Through his poignant and thought-provoking narrative, Syverain sheds light on the daily struggles and harsh realities he faced while navigating America's inescapable caste system. This multifaceted and moving memoir offers both heartbreak and inspiration as it delves into the transformative power of perseverance, family, and passion. "Out of Quisqueya" is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the promise of the American dream, reminding readers that with determination and hard work, anything is possible. Syverain's personal story serves as a powerful reminder of the boundless potential within us all and will inspire and motivate readers to pursue their own dreams with grit and determination. This book is a must-read for anyone daring to dream of a better tomorrow.
Directory of Members
None
Out of Quisqueya
The author chronicles the dazzling and the harrowing events of his childhood charged with harrowing absurdities from the pervasive blighted poverty he endured. The near-constant run-ins with his stepmother's mother and her abusive treatment of him and his siblings marred his experience in his home country. When he moved to Boston to live with his father and his stepmother, he experienced intense culture shock within the inescapable caste system of his adopted country. Eventually, he made his own way through a combination of so-called menial jobs, though usually a city's or a town's lifeblood, and schooling and a good dose of insight and optimism of the life he created for himself and his family. Out of Quisqueya is a story of grit, hope and the promise of America that immigrants cling to. It's both the author's journey and a universal immigrant story. This memoir tells of the trials and triumphs of human resilience when dealing with a daunting existence.
