Today traveled through Poland, Hebron, Paris, and Hanover to reach Berlin. A woman, a dog, a journey - a hundred days in America. It is a cross-section of North American society: the Atlantic coast - with Puritans and Quakers in the north, Jewish life in the big cities, Chinatown, Little Havana, but also lesser-known microcosms like Little Haiti in Miami. From July to October, Zora del Buono embarked on a journey along the coast with her dog Lino in tow, from the cool, vast Newfoundland to the sultry, over-the-top madness of Florida. She lets people share their life stories shaped by immigration: lobster fishermen, modern Vikings, immigration researchers, those who came to the country through a Green Card lottery, and those who fled wars like the boat people from Vietnam. With the perspective of a European, the author reveals.