The book features a collection of firsthand interviews with young Americans recounting their first job experiences, showcasing a range of emotions from humor to trauma. These personal stories provide not only entertainment but also valuable insights and practical tips for navigating the initial months of employment, offering advice that goes beyond conventional career guides.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning historian author of The Good War recounts his hard-working early childhood in Chicago, his beginnings as a disc jockey after World War II, his struggles after being blacklisted in spite of his television successes, and more. Reprint. 50,000 first printing.
This book features interviews with teenagers aged 13 to 19 across the U.S., allowing them to express their thoughts on fears, ambitions, and childhood nostalgia. Their stories reflect not only their experiences but also the broader legacy we are leaving for the next generation.