Irishman

In this poignant and powerful memoir, James Wills reflects on his life as an Irish immigrant in America. Recounting memories of his childhood in Dublin, his struggles to adapt to a new country and culture, and his eventual success as a businessman and family man, Wills' story embodies the hopes, struggles, and achievements of the Irish-American experience. A moving and inspiring narrative for anyone interested in the immigrant experience and the American dream.
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