The American Snobberies by Johnson Paul Jogunoori | Book review

Book review:

"The American Snobberies" is a thought provoking and instills a vibe of patriotism towards our country. This captivating book serves as an eye-opener, challenging the perception that Indian philosophy and culture are inferior to the American way of living. With heartfelt anecdotes and astute observations, the author weaves together a tapestry of personal growth and cultural exploration. 

In this book, the author has narrated his experiences through various incidents about how the Americans often behave like they are a class above the Asians or the Indians and look down upon them. These are the stories which will make you think about whether the mad rush for American dollars .The author has written this book out of his personal experiences of working as a cab driver on a part-time basis. 

The author has meticulously penned 8 major snobberies in his eight chapters. His vivid depiction of people and extremely different culture. He pin points at the fact that what cost we are paying for those snobberies. Why we are ready or keen to demolish our rich heritage and culture only to acknowledge American fantasy or richness as compared to our country.

 

Overall, "The American Snobberies" is both eloquent and captivating, resulting in a pleasant and effortless reading experience. With his insightful style, the author puts forth compelling arguments and observations that compel readers to contemplate their own social behaviors and attitudes.