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Stealing Home | J. Torres

Found this one at my little bookworm‘s school library. Looks good!

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Stealing Home | J. Torres

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Japanese internment camps were miserable-no running water, no electricity, and very cramped conditions. These people were American citizens who worked hard and had families; they gave up so much 😔 But according to the authors of this graphic novel, baseball brought them together and helped maintain their hope and lift their spirits.

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DieAReader 🥳🥳🥳 2y

TheSpineView Great job! 2y

tonymp Do you think the book privileges sports activities? What about the people that didn't like baseball? 2y

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Eggs @DieAReader 🥰 2y

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Eggs @tonymp ?? 2y

tonymp @Eggs What I meant to ask was if you thought the graphic novel assumes everyone at the internment camps loved baseball. Perhaps I misunderstood your summary, which could be about specific individuals or everyone at the camps. Anyway, it isn't important. 2y

megnews I really need to get to this!! 2y

Eggs @megnews Hope you like it! 2y

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Obasan | Joy Kogawa

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This is a heartbreaking and powerful book about the Japanese internment in Canada during World War II. I had no idea about a lot of this history being American.

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All We Left Behind | Danielle R. Graham

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I really didn‘t like the book from basically the start. It was one of those books that I thought I would like more as I went along, but I just couldn‘t find myself liking it. While the Canadian-Japanese internment during WWII is an important subject to broach by Canadian authors, this wasn‘t a great execution of the topic. I know that some would disagree but with having a male character as the protagonist and it not depicted on the cover is ⬇️

melissajayne one problem. Another issue I had was that the book was written fairly simplistically. Now if I were 11 or 12 years old, I probably would have enjoyed it more. But I‘m almost 41 years old and I‘ve read much better stuff than this; I suppose a revisit to Snow Falling on Cedars is needed.⬇️ (edited) 4y

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