All I Asking for Is My Body
A moving novel about a Japanese-American youth struggling with family duty and personal freedom on a Hawaiian plantation during World War II.
About This Book
This novel explores the experiences of a Japanese-American family living on a Hawaiian sugar plantation.
The story examines themes of duty, identity, and generational conflict within the community.
It portrays the challenges faced by young men torn between family obligations and personal aspirations.
The narrative reflects the broader historical context of World War II and its impact on immigrant communities.
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