A vivid portrait of immigrant life in turn-of-the-century New York, Hungry Hearts is a collection of short stories that explores the hopes, fears, and struggles of Jewish families as they navigate the challenges of the American Dream. Yezierska's prose is unflinching and empathetic, capturing the raw emotions of her characters with stark realism.

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