So Far from the Sea: A Picture Book About a Japanese American Family's World War II Internment Remembrance for Children (Ages 10-12)
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So Far from the Sea: A Picture Book About a Japanese American Family's World War II Internment Remembrance for Children (Ages 10-12)

by Eve Bunting

History Children's Literature
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In 'So Far from the Sea,' a Japanese American family returns to the place of their World War II internment, stirring memories of hardship and endurance. This touching picture book for ages 10-12 beautifully illustrates the importance of honoring family history and the resilience of the human spirit amid adversity.

About This Book

This picture book by Eve Bunting delves into the emotional journey of a Japanese American family visiting a site of their past internment during World War II. It captures the quiet strength and lasting impact of historical events on personal memory.

Aimed at children ages 10-12, the narrative uses simple yet powerful imagery to convey themes of remembrance and family bonds. The story encourages young readers to understand the human side of history without overwhelming details.

Through its gentle approach, the book serves as an accessible introduction to a significant chapter in American history, fostering empathy and awareness in its audience.

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