Made in Asian America: A History for Young People: A Powerful History of Immigration, Activism, and Asian American Heroes for Young Readers (Ages 10-14)
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Made in Asian America: A History for Young People: A Powerful History of Immigration, Activism, and Asian American Heroes for Young Readers (Ages 10-14)

by Christina Soontornvat, Erika Lee

young adult nonfiction Asian American Studies children's history
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Made in Asian America offers young readers an accessible history of immigration, activism, and Asian American heroes. Written for ages 10–14 by Christina Soontornvat and Erika Lee, it introduces an important story of American history through the people, experiences, and movements that helped shape Asian America.

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Made in Asian America introduces young readers to the history of Asian America through the connected themes of immigration, activism, and leadership.

Written for readers ages 10–14, the book presents an accessible entry point into an important area of American history.

Its focus on Asian American heroes highlights the people and experiences that are part of this broader historical story.

Christina Soontornvat and Erika Lee create a history resource for young people interested in identity, community, and the forces that shape a nation.

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