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"Lauren Kessler transports us to another era, accurately and vividly."
-- "Los Angeles Times""Remarkable...excels in its historical sweep and in Kessler's flair for dramatic storytelling...an eye-opener."
-- "San Francisco Chronicle"Her research into each of her subject's lives is diligent and she recounts the intimate tragedies, the determination, hard work, and family solidarity that characterized the Yasuis' rise to affluence and success. Kessler has created a praiseworthy chronicle of the 'process and meaning of becoming an American, of promise and prejudice in a new land.'
-- "Publishers Weekly"Gives a clear picture of the Japanese American experience in one rural community. By personalizing the effects of racism, Kessler provides a valuable account that belongs in most Asian American history collections.
-- "Library Journal""This book puts human faces and emotions to the events of that period...Part sociological study, part American history, part family saga, this title will make a significant addition to any library."
-- "School Library Journal ""An important and moving document of one American family's experience."
-- "Booklist""A somber but illuminating reminder of the perniciousness of prejudice--and of the terrible toll it exacts."
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