"Waiting for Yesterday (Pages from a Street Kid's Life)," by Michael Parenti, tells his perspective of growing up as an Italian American in New York City in the post WWII era and it came to our attention right after we purchased a copy of "Were You Always an Italian (Ancestors and Other Icons of Italian America)?"

by Maria Laurino at the San Francisco Public Library's summer used book sale that is held on the front steps of the main branch every Wednesday during the summer months (May to last week in September).

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