A review by nukie19
Daughter of Moloka'i by Alan Brennert

5.0

Amazing and heartbreaking, much like Moloka'i. Brennert takes Rachel's story and refocuses it on Ruth, her daughter. While we know at least part of her story from the first book, this one really provides a different piece of the puzzle. While tough to read at times, this is a great story for learning about Japanese-Americans in the 1920-1940s and an excellent introduction for those possibly unfamiliar with this side of American history. All in all, a fantastic follow-up worth the wait to read.

Thank you to the publisher for providing this ARC through Net Galley in exchange for an honest review.