Three young Pakistani men in New York City gain a measure of fame and success thanks to Chuck, whose job on Wall Street opens doors to the social scene, but they find the mood of the country greatly changed when they set out in the weeks after the attack on the World Trade Center in search of the Shaman.
Describes Pakistani American history and culture and the ways Pakistani Americans have shaped American culture as a whole, and includes photos, a time line, a glossary, and a further resource list.
Once sixteen-year-old Sameera Righton's father is elected president of the United States, the adopted Pakistani American girl moves into the White House and makes some decisions about how she is going to live her life in the spotlight.
Explores the Pakistani immigration to America. Describes why Pakistanis leave their country for America and discusses their experiences upon arrival. Also explore the contributions that Pakistanis have made to American society.
Nina Khan is not just the only Asian or Muslim student in her small-town high school in upstate New York, she is also faces the legacy of her "Supernerd" older sister, body hair, and the pain of having a crush when her parents forbid her to date.
During her father's presidential campaign, sixteen-year-old Sameera Righton, who was adopted from Pakistan at the age of three, struggles with campaign staffers who want to give her a more "all-American" image and create a fake weblog in her name.
