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Lectures & Discussions

"A Place Where Sunflowers Grow" by Amy Lee-Tai with Illustrations by Felicia Hoshino

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Lectures & Discussions

"A Place Where Sunflowers Grow" by Amy Lee-Tai with Illustrations by Felicia Hoshino

It's World War II and eight-year-old Mari, along with 120,000 innocent Americans, is deprived of her rights, possessions, and freedom by the United States government. Under such staggering circumstances, how does a child cope?

A Place Where Sunflowers Grow is the only children's book about the incarceration in a bilingual English and Japanese format. Lee-Tai's gentle prose and Hoshino's stunning illustrations make this the perfect book for any age. Book signing to follow.

This program is made possible by a grant from the California Civil Liberties Public Education Program.

This book is available for sale through the Museum Store Online. You can also order by phone at 888.769.5559.

Saturday, Jun 09, 2007

2:00 PM PDT

It's World War II and eight-year-old Mari, along with 120,000 innocent Americans, is deprived of her rights, possessions, and freedom by the United States government. Under such staggering circumstances, how does a child cope?

A Place Where Sunflowers Grow is the only children's book about the incarceration in a bilingual English and Japanese format. Lee-Tai's gentle prose and Hoshino's stunning illustrations make this the perfect book for any age. Book signing to follow.

This program is made possible by a grant from the California Civil Liberties Public Education Program.

This book is available for sale through the Museum Store Online. You can also order by phone at 888.769.5559.

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