"An intimate glimpse into the lives of Jewish immigrants in the early 1900\'s." -- Jefferson State Community College Ten tales by a Jewish-American author of the early twentieth century offer timeless depictions of immigrants\' struggles and dreams.
During her early childhood, Anzia Yezierska (c..
Set in New York City\'s teeming Lower East Side, this lost masterpiece provides rich psychological portraits of mothers, daughters, and sisters as they attempt to find places in the New World. "An intimate glimpse into the lives of Jewish immigrants in the early 1900\'s." -- Jefferson State Community College Ten tales by a Jewish-American author of the early twentieth century offer timeless depictions of immigrants\' struggles and dreams