Obasan
by Joy Kogawa
Obasan traces one woman's journey through memory and history, revealing the quiet strength of those affected by wartime injustice and the enduring search for identity.
About This Book
Obasan is a powerful novel that delves into the experiences of Japanese Canadians during World War II.
The narrative weaves personal and collective memory, highlighting the impact of internment and displacement.
Through quiet reflection and lyrical prose, the story examines themes of silence, loss, and endurance.
The novel offers insight into the complexities of cultural identity and the search for belonging.
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