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A Boy of Heart Mountain: Based on and Inspired by the Experiences of Shigeru Yabu
A Boy of Heart Mountain: Based on and Inspired by the Experiences of Shigeru Yabu
A Boy of Heart Mountain: Based on and Inspired by the Experiences of Shigeru Yabu
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A Boy of Heart Mountain: Based on and Inspired by the Experiences of Shigeru Yabu

Written by Barbara Bazaldua

Narrated by Ova Saopeng

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The remarkable true story of a boy's resilience in the face of injustice.

At the onset of World War II, nearly 120,000 Japanese Americans were incarcerated in concentration camps. Shigeru Yabu, a young boy from San Francisco, was forced from his home and moved, with his family, to the Heart Mountain Relocation Camp in Wyoming.   A Boy of Heart Mountain is a poignant coming-of-age story about how one ten-year-old Japanese American boy named Shig tried to make sense out of being imprisoned for several years on the prairie. Forced from his home, his school, his friends, and his beloved dog, Shig and his family have to figure out how to get by in this strange and unfriendly place. He learns about many things there. He learns about loss, and about love, and about loneliness. And he learns about how important it can be to have a good companion or two alongside you in bad times and good times.
Features bonus interviews with Shigeru Yabu, the inspiration for this story, and Willie Ito, Disney animation legend and fellow Internment Camp survivor.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherOasis Audio
Release dateSep 1, 2015
ISBN9781621885382
A Boy of Heart Mountain: Based on and Inspired by the Experiences of Shigeru Yabu

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    This book made me cry and made me smile.
    This was an excellent read. I knew about the internment camps, but there was so much I didn’t know. Thank you so much for writing this.