Title: Gdzie jest wolowina? (Where's the beef?)
Product review: The Grasinski Girls documents the lives of six Polish American, working-class sisters born in the 20's and 30's who married after high school, had children, and stayed at home to raise their families. Like most women of their generation, their choices were extremely limited.While this book is part of the excellent Polish and Polish-American Studies Series from Ohio University Press, there is barely any mention of the girls' ethnicity outside of their last name. I was expecting much more information on the girls' connection with their Polish heritage. While this is an interesting account of the last stand of the pre-feminist era, ethnicity doesn't even play a minor role. For those who thought it would, especially given the book's inclusion in the Polish and Polish-American Studies Series, The Grasinski Girls is a big disappointment.
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