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Go Back to Your Country: (or Stay & Defy All Odds) | Issa Musharbash

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Go Back to your Country! is a riveting tale of the American Dream manifested in the life of a young boy who immigrated to the United States from Jordan. His heart-rending and uplifting story is one that will turn prejudice on its head as we see the world through the eyes of an immigrant child becoming an American Entrepreneur. This memoir with autobiographical footings lures us to reading chapter after chapter of pain, compassion, love and redemption. We may find deeper meaning to our own lives hidden somewhere in Go Back to your Country! Through its subtext of faith and determination, we will be assured that dreams do come true, even for immigrants. As the story ends, it leaves you wanting more from the immigrant boy and his expedition of life in America.

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Go Back to Your Country: (or Stay & Defy All Odds) | Issa Musharbash

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I finished this book in one sitting. It‘s not a self-help or “how to” book. It‘s a real man‘s story of his drive and ambition to make it in a country he was told to get out of. It is a quick, easy read. I recommend this to every one, especially immigrants or first-generation immigrants who have been told to “Go Back To Your Country.” Reading this gave me an ambition to do better. I commend Issa for his honesty about his life and journey.

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