by Charles Kuralt · Simon & Schuster · tapa dura · ISBN 9780684859033
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«Charles Kuralt's American Moments» is a collection of essays by journalist Charles Kuralt published by Simon & Schuster in hardback (256 pp. in English).
Collection of snapshots portraying people, places and customs of the United States. Organized by Peter Freundlich into ten chapters, it ranges from emblems such as stone walls and cable cars to originals like buffalo wings, totem poles and the cowboy hat, showing the country's diversity.
Published in 1998 with a foreword by Charles Osgood, it gathers the short television reports 'An American Moment with Charles Kuralt' broadcast in 1997.
For the general public interested in the culture, history and travel across the United States, with brief, intimate portraits of its everyday life.
