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#PDF~ Enrique's Journey: The Story of a Boy's Dangerous Odyssey to Reunite with
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#PDF~ Enrique's Journey: The Story of a Boy's Dangerous Odyssey to Reunite with His Mother
Ebook | READ ONLINE
#PDF~ Enrique's
Journey: The Story of
a Boy's Dangerous
Odyssey to Reunite
with His Mother
Ebook | READ ONLINE
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“A remarkable feat of immersion reporting . . . [Gives] the immigrant . . . flesh and bone,
history and voice . . . The kind of story we have told ourselves throughout history, a story we still
need to hear.―—Los Angeles Times Book Review“Compelling . . . Nazario doesnâ€t
pull any punches.―—Dallas Morning News“A meticulously documented account of an epic
journey, one undertaken by thousands of children every year . . . [Nazario] covers both positive
and negative effects of immigration, illuminating the problemâ€s complexity. . . . In telling
Enriqueâ€s story [she] bears witness for us all.―—San Francisco Chronicle“Compelling
. . . drama, pathos, and [the] hot topic of illegal immigration.―—The San Diego Union-Tribune
“Astounding . . . I am unaware of any journalist who has voluntarily placed herself in greater
peril to nail down a story than did Nazario.―—Steve Weinberg, former executive director of
investigative reporters and editors, The Baltimore Sun “A story of heartache, brutality,
and love deferred that is near mythic in its power.―—Los Angeles Magazine“[Enriqueâ€s
Journey] personifies one of the greatest migrations in history. . . . Much of the book is a thriller . . .
a 12,000-mile journey worthy of an Indiana Jones movie.―—The Orange County Register
“Riveting . . . expert reporting . . . Nazario puts a human face upon a major issue. . . . The
breadth and depth of [her] research is astounding.―—The Plain Dealer“A heart-racing and
heart-rending trip.―—The Daily Nonpareil“A story readers wonâ€t soon forget.―—
Tu Ciudad“Gripping . . . astounding . . . viscerally conveys the experience of illegal
immigration from Central America . . . [Nazario] has crafted her findings into a story that is at once
moving and polemical.―—Publishers Weekly (starred review)“This portrait of poverty and
family ties has the potential to reshape American conversations about immigration.―—Kirkus
Reviews (starred review)“Insightful and beautifully written and sheds a great deal of light on
the horrific journeys immigrants risk to find a better life. Highly recommended.―—Library
Journal“This is a harrowing odyssey that depicts one young man's attempts to reunite with his
mother and the social and economic issues involved in illegal immigration.―—Booklist
“Gripping, heroic and important, Enrique's Journey captures the heart. Most Americans or
their forebears came to the United States from other countries. They experienced difficult journeys
and wrenching family separations-all in the hope of finding a better life in this new land. Enrique's
story is our story, beautifully told.―—Edward James Olmos Read more Sonia Nazario
, a projects reporter for the Los Angeles Times, has spent more than two decades reporting and
writing about social issues, earning her dozens of national awards. The newspaper series upon

which this book is based won the Pulitzer Prize for feature writing, the George Polk Award for
International Reporting, and the Grand Prize of the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Awards.
Nazario grew up in Kansas and Argentina. She is a graduate of Williams College and has a
masterâ€s degree in Latin American studies from the University of California, Berkeley. She
lives in Los Angeles with her husband. Read more See all Editorial Reviews