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Growing up in California, Yoshi knew her family looked different from their neighbors. Still, she felt like an American. But everything changed when America went to war against Japan. Along with all the other Japanese-Americans on the West Coast, Yoshi's family were rounded up and imprisoned in a crowded. badly built camp in the desert because theylooked like the enemy. Yoshiko Uchida grew up to be an award-winning author. This memoir of her childhood gives a personal account of a shameful episode in American history.
Children's author, Yoshiko Uchida, describes growing up in Berkeley, California, as a Nisei, second generation Japanese American, and her family's internment in a Nevada concentration camp during World War II.
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Louise Mihalchuk
reviewed The invisible thread on February 24, 2017 The invisible thread
Just a fabulous book about the Japanese American experience before and during WWII. Highly recommend it as a read aloud book with a preteen In order to discuss it. Also love that my great grandparents, the Okubos, were mentioned. I remember meeting the author when I was a young adult and being awed by her grace.
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