In the early 1960s, nearing his sixtieth birthday, John Steinbeck set out on a journey across the United States with his French poodle, Charley, determined to rediscover the country he felt he no longer knew. The result is a warm, candid travelogue that blends keen social observation with personal reflection. From small-town Maine to the Pacific Coast and the segregated South, Steinbeck encounters a wide range of Americans and confronts the changing character of the nation.
Written by the Nobel Prize–winning author of *The Grapes of Wrath* and *Of Mice and Men*, this work combines humor, curiosity, and moral concern. It offers a vivid snapshot of America in the 1960s while exploring enduring themes of identity, community, loneliness, and the meaning of home. Thoughtful and accessible, it will appeal to readers who enjoy literary nonfiction, road narratives, and insightful portraits of American life.
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