> what me and perhaps many other Europeans think about the American suburb is simply not apparent to a lot of Americans. I share this sentiment a lot. Especial

> what me and perhaps many other Europeans think about the American suburb is simply not apparent to a lot of Americans. I share this sentiment a lot. Especially given my 30+ years growing up and living in Italy, and 8+ years in the San Francisco Bay Area. I liked how this article provided clear examples of what's different, and what's important, about a city. A great book I'd recommend is Happy City, by Charles Montgomery. [0] It will most likely change your perspective on how a city should be, but often isn't. [0]: https://thehappycity.com/the-book/ https://thehappycity.com/the-book/