
OSCAR’S AMERICAN DREAM
Barry Wittenstein, illustrated by Kristen Howdeshell, Kevin Howdeshell
This story traces a century of American history through the changing owners of a corner store. It begins with Oscar, an immigrant who arrives through Ellis Island, and follows the store as its neighborhood and owners change over time. By keeping its focus on one street corner, the book connects immigration, community life, and the passage of history. An author’s note adds context to the account of the families and the business that made the corner store their own.
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