In the Country We Love: My Family Divided

This book moved my emotions. There were so many moments I forced back tears. Diane narrated the book herself making it that much better & real!

Her struggles as a young girl in America with her immigrant parents shines a light on the pains many children of immigrants face today. She is the definition of resilience, bravery and I could not recommended this book more so buy it, you will not regret it. Its outstanding! I loved it.

Her struggles were not in vain and she is probably a better, stronger person in spite of them. This book is the voice of the often silenced child of immigrant parents. It is a compelling must read and I am blowen away by her story.

This book is amazing. A word I overuse often, but in this instance is not an overstatement. Diane's narration brings so much warmth, depth, and heart wrenching authenticity to her already entirely authentic and haunting story.

I can't think of a single book I have read in recent years that I would recommend as highly. To hear her tell her story in her own beautiful voice is only a glorious bonus to what is already a desperately needed narrative.

I thought that her personal story of what her family endured was the best of what she had to express, but her informative call to action at the end of this work is a concise piece of political writing that stands alone, and should be required reading for every American, voting or otherwise.

I personally have been galvanized in my commitment to the cause of immigration reform, something I was admittedly already dedicated to forward, and I will be recommending this book to anyone and everyone that I can as we approach the 2016 elections. Regardless of your feelings on the subject, I would challenge you to read/listen to this book and not be changed in some manner.

Can't. Recommend. Enough.

Loved it, didn't struggle to finish it. Diane had my full attention. I had preorded the book & was hoping she would be narrating it, she did fantastic. This book is bittersweet, had me in tears, fully awake as I drove all night from Cali to AZ. Immigration reform wasn't a topic that interest me much, but after completing this book, it has me thinking about the families who have to go through this painful ordeal.

loved the story!
Diane Guerrero went through a lot growing up but never gave up!

Diane's story made me cry at multiple times during this book. I am amazed at her perseverance and ability to retell her story. It was a truly inspiring book and I hope she's found the comfort she was looking for at 14.

Diane, your story is important to recount. I'm hopeful that with more stories such as yours, social issues ranging from immigration reform to mental health are spoken of more often. You are amazing.

Diane is so raw and open about her experience. She is truly an inspiration. I am glad that she decided to share her story. The performance of the audio book is magnificent!

it was so amazing! great read! I recommend to everyone! I could not put it down.

Great to hear your story and be encouraged by your words. Amazing work and book!!!

Yes, This book is a great learning tool for those unfamiliar with immigration tragedies and what deportation does to US citizen children.

I loved Diane Guerrero's attitude and the motion in her voice

Diane's dad was a great character.

Diane Guerrero's journey has both, the best and worst of this country we call home. Her life inspired me, and her journey gave me some introspection on my own. She narrates this buck so eloquently it's a pleasure to listen. I've laghed with her vivacious writing and balled my eyes out too. Its a magnificent book, with a great insight on immigration. A must read for sure.