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by Cynthia Kadohata
Weedflower tells the poignant story of a young Japanese American girl and a Mohave boy whose lives intersect during World War II at an internment camp in the Arizona desert. Through their unlikely friendship, Kadohata weaves together themes of cultural identity, resilience, and finding beauty and connection amid displacement and prejudice. This historically grounded novel offers readers a powerful perspective on a challenging period in American history while celebrating the strength of youth and compassion.
Atheneum Books for Young Readers
260
9780689865749
2006-01-01
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