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The third and final novel in the "Angela's Ashes" novel series by Pulitzer Prize winner Frank McCourt. McCourt uses vivid stories and spicy and humorous words to review the bitterness and sweetness of decades of teaching career. Middle school classrooms are always full of undercurrents and turbulent waves. American middle school teachers are not a good bowl of rice. However, he faced the difficulties and found his own way, trying to win the respect of those teenagers who were full of personality and difficult to control. He not only guided students to find the joy of learning, but also encouraged them to live their own lives. If you are willing, every job can be a precious treasure, and everyone can find happiness and meaning in ordinary work and daily life.

The second volume in the "Angela's Ashes" series by American Pulitzer Prize-winning author Frank McCourt. In "Angela's Ashes", little Frank, who grew up in a slum but always insisted on his dream, finally set foot on the soil of the United States again at the age of 19. In "New York, Here I Come!" "", He went from a poor immigrant to an outstanding teacher. In the dazzling big city of New York, Frank worked as a janitor, kitchen handyman, and typist. He was drafted into the army. Without a high school degree, he finished college part-time and chose to become a teacher as his lifelong career. During this period, he got married and had children, but his marriage failed again; he told young students about the charm of literature, but he himself had to bear the burden of life... When the dream becomes the life in front of you, is it still what you envisioned in your mind? When a new world opens before you, is it really the life you want?