BOOK NOTES

An immigrant's guide to succeeding in America

"Succeeding In America," by Leticia Gallares-Japzon. Silver Spring, Md.: TeamCom Books, 2001, cloth, 200 pp., $16.95.

Leticia Gallares-Japzon's new book, "Succeeding In America," was published on July 4. The book explores the principles and techniques used by immigrants to overcome all manner of obstacles and become highly successful citizens of the United States.

By reading this book, one will learn how to handle all aspects of life in the United States, from getting the right education and finding the best jobs to starting one's own business and overcoming discrimination.

"Succeeding In America" is based on interviews with dozens of successful immigrants and covers topics ranging from immigration law to adapting to the business and social climate of the United States.

Robert C. Camp Ph.D. of Best Practice Institute called this "a useful book that will prevent having to relearn many lessons of others and make the transition easier."

However, the book is not just for immigrants and would-be immigrants; it's a valuable reference for anyone who wants to achieve success. It's also a useful resource for human resource managers and any organization that relies on immigrants as part of its workforce.

Ms. Gallares-Japzon came to America in 1971 from the Philippines and has since lived in the Washington.

The book is distributed to the trade by LPC Group. To order call (800) 243-0138.

Copyright © The Ukrainian Weekly, August 26, 2001, No. 34, Vol. LXIX

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