Opa!

Stories and Traditions of a Greek-American Family

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Pub Date Oct 30 2018 | Archive Date Dec 07 2018
Greenleaf Book Group | River Grove Books

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Description

What it means to be Greek

In Opa!, author Arthur Cosmas presents a loving portrait of what it was like to be brought up as a Greek American in the Greek community in the United States during the 1950s. Some of the topics the author covers include the Greek family, Greek holidays and religion, the Mediterranean diet—healthy as well as unhealthy—the agora, assimilation, chaos, superstitions, and the evil eye. In this engaging and lovable portrayal of Greeks, the author relates facts about Greek culture and then brings these elements to life through true-life anecdotes about his family. Entertaining and informative, Opa! is a look into Greek heritage and traditions. This delightful book will make you laugh, it might revive affectionate memories of what it was like for you growing up, and it will remind you that we are all more alike than we are different.

What it means to be Greek

In Opa!, author Arthur Cosmas presents a loving portrait of what it was like to be brought up as a Greek American in the Greek community in the United States during the...


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ISBN 9781632991973
PRICE $15.95 (USD)

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A fun and enjoyable read. My father immigrated as a young boy, being Greek is so thoroughly a part of my self and mind

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