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Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey GB Tran
Publisher: Random House Publishing Group

GB Tran was born and raised in the United States. Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey. It's about the author's delving into his own family's history as the son of Vietnamese immigrants who fled Vietnam just before the fall of Saigon. March 23, 2011 By Angela Carstensen 1 Comment. Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey is a graphic novel by GB Tran about his parents' lives in and escape from Vietnam in the 1970s and their subsequent life as refugees in the United States. Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey By GB Tran Villard, 288 pages. Fallout) blends research and imagination in a haunting portrait of Marie Curie and rising star artist GB Tran (Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey) turns to his own family's history to portray a war-torn, transnational generation. Tran's parents and older siblings left Vietnam in 1975, shortly before the fall of Saigon, and Tran was born soon after. Every panel is rich with painstaking effort. Most of the customer reviews speak that the Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey are splendid luggage. Vietnamerica is an utterly remarkable piece of American literature. Tran's Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey was the first title that came to mind. It's great for colony on a tight budget. GB Tran, born and raised in South Carolina, wanted to better understand his parents, his father's remoteness and his mother's willingness to stay in a marriage that was at times fractious. Also, It Is a pretty well product for the price.