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A review by manglitter
Stealing Home by J. Torres
4.0
Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Such a beautiful and heartbreaking story about a boy's experience in a Japanese internment camp during the WII,
It's also a story about how a lot of Japanese people could cope with such an horrible life's style and injustice thanks to the Baseball.
Sandy's love for this sport helped him deal with all the difficult changes that he and his family had to endure after the Pearl Habore's attack. I loved it because it was about how much family is more important than anything else, home is always where your family remains.
A wonderful book with great illustrations, the artist's style works so well with the story, a vintage kind of style. I liked it, amazing idea.
Another part of the history where we witness again the great foolishness of the humanity which might made you angry and sad to see our narrow minds at their worst. Will it change? We keep hoping.
Such a beautiful and heartbreaking story about a boy's experience in a Japanese internment camp during the WII,
It's also a story about how a lot of Japanese people could cope with such an horrible life's style and injustice thanks to the Baseball.
Sandy's love for this sport helped him deal with all the difficult changes that he and his family had to endure after the Pearl Habore's attack. I loved it because it was about how much family is more important than anything else, home is always where your family remains.
A wonderful book with great illustrations, the artist's style works so well with the story, a vintage kind of style. I liked it, amazing idea.
Another part of the history where we witness again the great foolishness of the humanity which might made you angry and sad to see our narrow minds at their worst. Will it change? We keep hoping.