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Blurb: “A Pulitzer Prize-winning autobiography, The Americanization of Edward Bok is the inspiring life story of a Dutch immigrant who rose to become one of America’s most influential editors and philanthropists. Originally published in 1920, this memoir chronicles Bok’s journey from a young boy in the Netherlands to the editor of The Ladies’ Home Journal, where he revolutionized magazine publishing and championed progressive social causes.
This 2000 Lakeside Press hardback edition preserves Bok’s engaging narrative, offering readers a firsthand account of the American Dream in action. Rich with personal anecdotes, insights into the publishing industry, and reflections on cultural transformation, this book is a must-read for history buffs, literary enthusiasts, and those interested in stories of perseverance and success.”