En el país que amamos : Mi familia dividida (Paperback)

from BookConcierge

Audible original audio narrated by the author. When Diane Guerrero was fourteen years old, she came home from school to find an empty house. Her family had been picked up by ICE and were detained pending deportation. Fortunately for Diane, a family friend agreed to take her in, so that she could...

from AlanaB

The book gives an account of one woman's experience of being torn apart from her parents when she was only fourteen. Diane's parents were in the United States illegally from Colombia and were detained and deported. Diane's story about the years she spent with her parents and the years without the...

from Micheller7

Immigration is a topic on the national stage in this presidential election year. Shortly before it became so, I read two novels that each dealt with the subject -- We Never Asked for Wings and The Same Sky. I read the former because I liked Vanessa Diffenbaugh's earlier book, The Language of Flow...

from JerseyGirl21

I loved the book from the beginning and found that Diane is a survivor in spite of what life dealt her. I felt for the parents and the pain they must have felt to have been torn from their daughter, they really loved her and only wanted the best for her.

from jms001

A wonderful story from a wonderful human being. I didn't know what to expect coming in to this book. I was vaguely aware of what Ms. Diane Guerrero had gone through based on her recent publicity, and of course I was a fan of the actress from Orange is the New Black. Other than that, I knew nothin...