90+ pages written straight from my heart to show you what America really is — not through politics or clichés, but through the way it makes you feel in every cell of your being.

Dear Land of the Free is not about tourism, nor politics. It’s about what happens when a place cracks you open, heals you, and gives you back to yourself. From the open roads to the oversized cars, from Costco aisles to Amish markets, from the vast silence of landscapes to the kindness of strangers — it’s a letter of gratitude to a country that changed everything.
Through these pages, you’ll step into a raw, personal journey — one that speaks of freedom, faith, joy, heartbreak, and healing.
If you love the U.S. — or if you’ve ever fallen for a place, or been transformed by a journey — this book is for you.

90+ heartfelt pages of personal writing — raw, intimate, and unfiltered.
Stories from the road — driving endless highways, walking through Amish markets, sitting in diners straight out of a movie.
Reflections on the American spirit — freedom, faith, resilience, joy, contradictions.
Photo moments from my journey — little slices of America captured through my lens.
A book you can read in one sitting — but that will stay with you for days.
You want to see America beyond politics, clichés, and headlines.
You long for stories that speak to the soul — freedom, faith, beauty, resilience.
You’ve felt the ache of leaving a place you love, and the joy of finding pieces of it everywhere you go.
You want to rediscover what makes the U.S. — its people, its landscapes, its spirit — so unforgettable.
You’ve ever fallen in love with a place and felt it transform you.

Slowly, I started noticing all the little things that made this country special. I discovered a new way of living. A new rhythm. And in many ways — it healed me. Deeply.
I shared everything on Instagram — the beauty I saw in everyday moments. And what struck me most… was how many Americans hadn’t noticed those things themselves.
Now that I’m far from it, I miss it more than I thought possible. And that distance has only made my love clearer, deeper, louder.
I wrote this book to share that love — especially now, because I know the U.S. doesn’t always have the best image abroad. And I don’t think that’s fair. Or helpful. Or complete.
This book isn’t here to glorify. It’s here to offer nuance. To shine a little light in a time that often feels dark. To remind us of what’s still beautiful, still human, still worth seeing.
I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I loved writing it.