A boy who lost everything follows his dreams in a strange new land—gold rush California.
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Heirlooms: Letters from a Peach Farmer Earthy wisdom from America’s favorite organic farmer. |
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Letters to the Valley:
A Harvest of Memories Essays from America’s favorite farmer and author |
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The Oracles: My Filipino Grandparents in America A funny, poignant memoir of growing up with a house full of immigrant grandparents |
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Perfume Dreams: “When Americans say Vietnam, they don’t mean Vietnam.” More... |
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Samurai of Gold Hill |
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Journey to Topaz Based on Yoshiko Uchida&Mac226;s personal experiences, this much loved classic is the story of one girl&Mac226;s struggle to remain brave during the Japanese internment of World War II. |
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Peaceful Painter: Memoirs of an Issei Woman Artist Hisako Hibi's paintings offer an insight into the daily life of a woman who would not abandon her art or betray her spirit. |
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Henry Sugimoto: Painting an American Experience From his early years in California, Paris, and Mexico to the transformative impact of the World War II incarceration of Japanese Americans, Sugimoto's art became a vivid expression of the American immigrant experience. |
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Unfinished Message: Selected Works of Toshio Mori A collection of the best writing from a quintessential California writer. |
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Only What We Could Carry: The Japanese American Internment Experience The words, art, and haunting recollections of the Japanese American internees. |
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Topaz Moon: Chiura Obata's Art of the Internment A great artist bears witness to the Japanese American internment, in this beautifully illustrated book accompanied by a text which draws heavily upon family letters and documents and interviews. |
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Bitter Melon: Inside America's Last Rural Chinese Town An unforgettable glimpse into the unique and vibrant community of Locke, the only village in the United States built and inhabited exclusively by Chinese immigrants. |