What life lessons are presented in “Nana?
Nana was a member of a generation with a very strong work ethic. The value and joy of work was very important to Nana and her family. If you wanted something, you had to work for it. An immigrant, Nana came to the United States at the age of 17. She expected no handouts or special treatment. She worked, she worked and she worked to achieve everything she wanted. She started with nothing and worked and struggled. She became an American citizen. She started a successful business. She raised a child. Nana was a single mother who raised her child in very unforgiving times. Nana and her son’s relationship was complex and didn’t really have a happy ending, but people reading the story may sse the lessons and truths and it may make their relationships better. Nana was not a cookie baking typical grandmother and could be difficult to get along with. Loving her was not always easy. People reading the book will see that the relationship she and Bobby Jr. shared was very special. A reader will be
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