What does the world really think about America?

For decades, the United States has been admired, criticized, imitated, and debated. It’s the birthplace of Hollywood, fast food, and global pop culture. But beyond the stereotypes, how do people across the globe actually see America—and Americans?

Award-winning journalist René Zografos spent seven years interviewing thousands of people from all seven continentsto uncover the truth about America’s global reputation. In this fascinating book, you’ll hear perspectives from everyday citizens, world travelers, and even celebrities like Mexico-born Dog Whisperer César Millán.

From Bangkok tailors and Italian teenagers obsessed with American girls to Swedish expats living in the U.S., their opinions may surprise, challenge, or confirm what you think you know about America.

✔ Do people truly admire America, or just tolerate it?
✔ Are Americans welcomed or resented when traveling abroad?
✔ Is American music, film, and fashion as influential as we think?
✔ How do America’s great cities compare to their Hollywood portrayals?
✔ Are Americans actually attractive—or is that just another myth?

With bold insights, candid interviews, and unexpected revelations, Attractive Unattractive Americans is a must-read for anyone curious about America’s place in the world.

👉 Perfect for travelers, cultural explorers, and anyone fascinated by global perspectives.