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They Called Us Enemy
by Justin Eisinger, Steven Scott, George Takei
They Called Us Enemy is a graphic novel memoir about the life of George Takei, famously known for his most pivotal role, Hikaru Sulu from Star Trek. In this stirring novel, Takei relives his personal experiences as a young boy during WWII when hundreds of thousands of Japanese American citizens were forcibly detained in internment camps.
This novel was a candid portrayal of the devastating effects of human intolerance, yet it also felt hopeful in such a way that was far-reaching. I thought that Harmony Becker's illustrations fully captured the raw human emotion of each and every scene from the crushing lows to the elated highs and perfectly brought the story to life.
This novel was a candid portrayal of the devastating effects of human intolerance, yet it also felt hopeful in such a way that was far-reaching. I thought that Harmony Becker's illustrations fully captured the raw human emotion of each and every scene from the crushing lows to the elated highs and perfectly brought the story to life.