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In 1941, eighteen-year-old Hiroko leaves her traditional life in Kyoto to pursue an education in California. Following the bombing of Pearl Harbor, she is branded an enemy and forced into a Japanese-American internment camp. This historical novel explores Hiroko's struggle for survival and identity amidst the tragedy and divided loyalties of World War II.
Shelved in: Historical Fiction, United States
“A well-read mass-market paperback with some shelf wear to the edges and light creasing to the spine.”