The happiest refugee- Anh Do

"The Happiest Refugee" by Anh Do is a memoir that tells the remarkable and inspiring story of the author's journey from Vietnam to Australia as a refugee, and his subsequent rise to success as a comedian and writer. Anh Do recounts his family's escape from Vietnam in the late 1970s, their harrowing journey by boat, and the challenges they faced as they started a new life in a foreign country.

Through a mix of humor, resilience, and heartache, Do shares the story of his family's struggles in adapting to life in Australia. Despite the hardships they encountered, including poverty, cultural barriers, and racism, Do's family maintained a positive outlook and a strong sense of determination. The memoir highlights the importance of family, perseverance, and the power of optimism, even in the face of adversity.

In "The Happiest Refugee," Do uses humor to convey the strength and love that helped him and his family overcome obstacles, making the book both deeply moving and uplifting. His journey of transformation, from a young refugee to a successful comedian, is a testament to the power of hope and the pursuit of dreams.