There?s a buzz on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus about a Pulitzer Prize-winning book that raises questions about poverty and the legal, social, psychological and cultural impacts of immigration.
The book?s author, Sonia Nazario, will be on campus Thursday to add to the discussion. Her presentation at 7 p.m. in Union South?s Varsity Hall is free and open to the public. Her book, “Enrique?s Journey,” tells the harrowing story of a Honduran boy who, at age 16, repeatedly attempted to reach the U.S. to find his mother.