Isbn: 9798193595854 - not your average joe (4 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - He was born in Morocco. Raised in America. Adopted twice by the same American parents. Then America sent him away.For most of his life, Johnathan Bryant knew his father, Joe Nugent, through fragments-old photographs, scattered memories, family stories, and questions nobody seemed able to answer.Then one afternoon, a simple conversation with his aunt sent Johnathan searching.About six hours later, he found his father.In Morocco.Deported.Joe had been brought to the United States as a young child and raised by an American-born father and a naturalized American mother. He attended American schools, grew up in Texas, worked, became a father, made serious mistakes, served time in prison-and lived almost his entire life believing he was American.The United States government eventually decided otherwise.But decades later, the documents surrounding Joe's childhood, adoption, immigration history, and parents' citizenship raise a haunting question: Did America ever have the legal right to deport him in the first place Not Your Average Joe isn't the story of a perfect man.It's the story of an imperfect father and an imperfect son who lost decades to separation, prison, anger, distance, and decisions they cannot undo-and who must now decide what to do with the time they still have.It's about adoption and identity. Fathers and sons. Crime and consequences. Immigration and citizenship. Forgiveness without forgetting. And a grandson named Steele who gave two generations another reason to look forward instead of backward.Today, Joe lives in the country where he was born, yet the people around him know him simply as: The American.Johnathan is still searching through the records.Joe is still waiting.And neither knows how the story ends.Because they're still living it.Not Your Average Joe is Volume I of AMERICAN - A True Story Series, exploring extraordinary lives that force us to ask a deceptively simple question: What makes someone American.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. He was born in Morocco. Raised in America. Adopted twice by the same American parents. Then America sent him away.For most of his life, Johnathan Bryant knew his father, Joe Nugent, through fragments-old photographs, scattered memories, family stories, and questions nobody seemed able to answer.Then one afternoon, a simple conversation with his aunt sent Johnathan searching.About six hours later, he found his father.In Morocco.Deported.Joe had been brought to the United States as a young child and raised by an American-born father and a naturalized American mother. He attended American schools, grew up in Texas, worked, became a father, made serious mistakes, served time in prison-and lived almost his entire life believing he was American.The United States government eventually decided otherwise.But decades later, the documents surrounding Joe's childhood, adoption, immigration history, and parents' citizenship raise a haunting question: Did America ever have the legal right to deport him in the first place?Not Your Average Joe isn't the story of a perfect man.It's the story of an imperfect father and an imperfect son who lost decades to separation, prison, anger, distance, and decisions they cannot undo-and who must now decide what to do with the time they still have.It's about adoption and identity. Fathers and sons. Crime and consequences. Immigration and citizenship. Forgiveness without forgetting. And a grandson named Steele who gave two generations another reason to look forward instead of backward.Today, Joe lives in the country where he was born, yet the people around him know him simply as: The American.Johnathan is still searching through the records.Joe is still waiting.And neither knows how the story ends.Because they're still living it.Not Your Average Joe is Volume I of AMERICAN? - A True Story Series, exploring extraordinary lives that force us to ask a deceptively simple question: What makes someone American? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…