"Letters of an American Farmer" is a classic work of the famous American writer St. John de Crevecoeur, who made him famous under the pseudonym Hector St. John de Crevecoeur. This book, published in 1782, is a collection of letters in which the author describes American society, nature, and life in the new territory. The book allows the reader to understand the essence of American identity and deepen knowledge about various aspects of life of the first settlers in the United States. Thanks to the skillful language and Hector's witty approach to describing events, the book impresses with its depth and authenticity. "Letters of an American Farmer" is a work that leaves a mark on the heart of the reader and inspires the study of various aspects of American culture and history.