Digging to America Novel by Anne Tyler (Farsi)

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"Digging to America" revolves around two families, the Donaldsons and the Yazdans, who adopt Korean baby girls on the same day at Baltimore airport. The novel explores the dynamics of cultural assimilation, identity, and belonging as the two families navigate the joys and challenges of raising their adopted daughters. As the girls, Susan Donaldson and Jin-Ho Yazdan, grow up, their families come from different cultural backgrounds and have different approaches to parenting. Through the interactions between the Donaldsons and the Yazdans, Anne Tyler delves into themes of cultural diversity, family bonds, and the universal experience of parenthood. "Digging to America" is a poignant and insightful exploration of the immigrant experience and the ways in which individuals and families adapt to new environments while retaining their cultural heritage.