Made in China: A Prisoner, an SOS Letter, and the Hidden Cost of America's Cheap Goods
by Amelia Pang
Amelia Pang investigates the hidden costs of America’s cheap goods through the story of a prisoner and an SOS letter. The book explores the human consequences of global manufacturing and asks readers to consider what may be concealed behind the products they purchase.
About This Book
Amelia Pang examines the hidden human costs associated with America’s inexpensive consumer goods.
Using the story of a prisoner and an SOS letter as a central lens, the book explores how distant production systems can conceal personal suffering.
It connects everyday purchasing to broader questions about manufacturing, labor, and global commerce.
The result is an accessible work of investigative nonfiction about the realities behind the products people buy.
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