Review of American Papers: My love letters to America

[Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis]

Good review! Although I did not obtain much of the narrative of the book from the sample, your review piqued my interest. I think that I will pick up a copy of this book and read it.

[Mayuri Kotalawala]

We are allowing ourselves to be consumed again by conspiracy theories, hatred, discrimination, greed, manipulation, and divisive politics. Worse still, our position and relevance in global affairs are being challenged, with the Ukraine/Russia and Israel/Palestine conflicts being ready references. Is anyone worried about these? That we could be living in the shadow of our past glory? That we might find ourselves entangled in the very things our founding fathers, heroes, and heroines fought to liberate us from?

- Why indeed are we living in the shadow of our past glory when we can learn from it, correct the mistakes and move on? Sounds thought provoking and curious. Thank you for such a review.

[Lydia Phiri]

American Papers: My Love Letters to America" by Jayme Alencar de Oliveira Filho seems to be a book worth reading. The reviewer highlights how the book explains the values, ideals and principals that have made America the great nation it is today and how the current generation has forgotten and abandoned that fact.

[Sarah Zain]

The reviewer seems enthusiastic about the book and this shows in the way of expressing its ideas. It is clear that the book is trying to enrich the national aspect within the American society, especially with the increase in racism and political divisions. I don't find myself really interested in the book. I think it will have a greater impact on American readers. Congrats on BOTD

[Deborah Belanger]

Thank you for your great review on "American Papers: My Love Letters to America" by Jayme Alencar de Oliveira Filho. Your review captures the essence of the book's powerful message and highlights how the book addresses the current decline in American consciousness and values, emphasizing the importance of remembering and reviving the American spirit. Your personal reflections on the essays and poems, particularly "American Poem," and your encouragement for others to read this book, truly capture its significance. I look forward to reading this book so I have put it on my shelf. Congratulations to the author for BOTD.

[Alissa Deann Devargas]

'We are allowing ourselves to be consumed again by conspiracy theories, hatred, discrimination, greed, manipulation, and divisive politics.'
This is a food for thought.

[Louange Masiga]

American Papers: My Love Letters to America is a great patriotic read. The review also brings out the necessity and timeliness of this book. But to be honest, America's decline socially, economically, politically, etc. is only inevitable. It's how the world works, generations of determined strugglers bring up a nation, and their descendants bring it down. Kingdoms rise and fall. However, I agree with this book regarding the American spirit, and I believe that every nation should have patriotic books like these that celebrate the values/virtues/principles that made them who they are, lest they forget.

[Odimgbe Benita]

This review evokes a particular consciousness in the reader. It highlists the the realization of "what America was" and the things in-between leading to "what America is today". This review moreover beckons on citizens at large to read the book - "American papers: my love letter to America" for a better understanding of " AMERICA".

[Oluwatofunmi Adeoye]

The author openly discusses a worldwide problem, delving into the intricate feelings of discomfort, anxiety, and possible selfishness. Her emotive writing approach is powerful and enthralling. Congrats on BOTD!

[Jennifer Runco Huber]

I agree with your statement that there seems to be a decline in American consciousness in this current political climate. It is easy for us to become overly focused on our "first world problems" to the point of forgetting what we love about our country.

I enjoy reading stories about people who come to America with the true American Dream in their heart. Their hope and excitement re-ignite my love and pride in my country. I think I will enjoy reading this book. Thanks!

[Janet Maggie]

Thank you for a lovely review. This book is based on the American history and is a wake-up call for all Americans. I found the review very insightful and interesting.
I'll consider this book as my next option.
Good job!
Congratulations to the author.

[Moisés Alcántara Ayre]

Although I'm not a US citizen, I find this book so helpful to understand what led the US to where it has been and to see where it might be headed in the near future. The book is uplifting if you're a US citizen, but it can teach us all around the world important lessons for our own nations.

[Isaac Ozo-okafor]

This timely book aims to restore America to its rightful glory by revamping the value system and ideals, further building up the American spirit, and repositioning America to take its rightful place among Nations. I would love such a book of impact.

[todwyer01]

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting book about what the author attempts to explain as the "American consciousness" and what has changed over the past few years. It might be worth a second look. Well done.

[Chris Agbara]

"American Papers: My Love Letters to America" by Jayme Alencar de Oliveira Filho is a timely, thought-provoking masterpiece, reigniting the American spirit and values, earning a well-deserved 5 out of 5 stars.