CenterStreetPublishing HachetteBookGroup John Ratzenberger " We've Got it Made in America - A Common Man's Salute to an Uncommon Country " Hardcover Book (ISBN#9781931722841, 232pages)

" A collection of essays by the former 'Cheers' star about what makes America the great nation that it is today, based on his journeys to factories and workplaces on the Travel Channel show 'John Ratzenberger's Made in America " -CenterStreet

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