Official Review: Beyond the Golden Door by Ali Master

[Emma Jane Grey]

I think this will probably resonate best with an American audience so I might give it a miss, but congrats on BOTD

[Huini Hellen]

Master's reflection of stereotypes associated with the US is amusing, especially in regards to the promiscuity associated with Texas women. I can't wait to read about what he eventually finds out as the truth. Thanks for the review.

[Neha Panikar]

Seems like an inspiring story that relate to the "big American dream" that every foreigner immigrating to the USA has! I like that the story is well-narrated, with humor balancing the tragic phases of the journey. Thankuou for the review!!

[Vinayak karekar]

this book is well written and easy to read, if you read this book you will be educated and inspired by your own life
i don't know what to expect when when i started reading Ali's story, but i'm better for having entered the pages of his life journey.

i read it with an open mind and enjoyed it very much.

[Priyankan Nayak]

"Beyond the Golden Door" by Ali Master talks about his journey as a Pakistani Muslim who immigrated to the US to attend college and find love, faith, and freedom. The reviewer has done well in detailing the storyline, whether the book contains profanity or not, and whether it is professionally edited or not. A great book that may change perspectives.

[Veronica Hunter]

Ali Master's book is a heartfelt reminder that being American is indeed a state of mind, beautifully showcasing the power of unity, understanding, and the pursuit of the American Dream.

[Teen Voguehub 1]

"Beyond the Golden Door" appears to be a compelling and thought-provoking narrative that delves into themes such as immigration, identity, and the pursuit of the American Dream. Through its exploration of the complexities of the immigrant experience, it promises to be an engaging and worthwhile read, offering insights into cultural adaptation, resilience, and the human spirit.

[Sameeha Ismail]

Thank you for your humorous review of "Beyond the Golden Door: Seeing the American Dream through an Immigrant's Eyes" by Ali Master. From the quotations you've pointed, it's easy to see the narrative was engaging. It seems Master's ability to blend humor with deeper reflections is his book's highlight.

[EBERE WRITES COCEPT]

"Beyond the Golden Door" is not just a memoir; it's a profound exploration of shared values and freedoms that transcend ethnic and religious boundaries, a testament to Master's skillful storytelling.

[Marissa Michael]

I have read a few books by Asian immigrants about their view of America but havent from Pakistani. Im adding this to my list because Im dying to know what makes him the author staying there for thirty two years. Those who love adventures and non fiction read, please add this to your tbr list.

[Kibet Hillary]

I am glad to see the author describe what not only are the ideals that unite and need to be the factors that unite Americans, but humanity as a whole. The addition of contemplative questions is also a nice addition to the book. This is definitely worth reading as there is much to be learned. Thanks for the review.

[Ika Apro]

I love memoirs because of how all-containing they are. This book has a very interesting plot on behalf of Ali's migration and his religious journey. I will read this book with great pleasure.

[dorisnyaga]

A combination of love family religion and stereotypical assumption in the same story must be amusing. Ali Master explains the life of an immigrant much of it appreciating the life an American gets to enjoy, the values and freedom and not about ethnicity or akin color. I would love to get a copy of this book.

[Lunar gate]

What I like about Ali Master's book "Beyond the Golden Door" is how he shares his immigrant journey to the US, emphasizing that being American is about shared values and freedoms. The book covers topics such as growing up in Pakistan, culture shock, American freedoms, and spiritual journey. Master's storytelling style is engaging and humorous, making it an inspirational story that appeals to a wide range of readers.

[Sakshi Bhageria]

The book goes into detail about the experience of an immigrant, from the situations that lead one to move, to banishing stereotypes, experiencing freedom and more. The peek it allows at the author's journey makes it worth the read!