In this graphic memoir, actor and activist George Takei joins artist Harmony Becker and co-writers Justin Eisinger and Steven Scott to shed light on one of the darkest moments in American history. In 1942, five-year-old George and his family are rounded up without warning and imprisoned within a Japanese American internment camp thousands of miles from home. Students will be captivated by the book’s graphic novel format and the story’s poignant and timely lessons on resilience, courage, loyalty, and love.
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