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Tomo : friendship through fiction : an anthology of Japan teen stories by Holly Thompson; Andrew Fukuda; Charles De Wolf; Alan Gratz; Sachiko Kashiwaba; John Paul Catton; Debbie Ridpath Ohi; Kelly Luce; Leza Lowitz; Shogo Oketani; Ryusuke Saito; Marji Napper; Liza Dalby; Fumio Takano; Wendy Nelson Tokunaga; Kenji Miyazawa; Louise George Kittaka; Claire Dawn; Arie Nashiya; Thersa Matsuura; Sarah Ogawa; Megumi Fujino; Deni Y. Bchard; Kaitlin Stainbrook; Yuichi Kimura; Yko Katakawa; Chlo Dalby; Jennifer Fumiko Cahill; Katrina Goldsaito; Suzanne Kamata; Avery Fischer Udagawa; Yukie Chiri; Deborah Davidson; Tak Toyoshima; Sako Ikegami; Hart Larrabee; Misa Dikengil Lindberg; Juliet Winters Carpenter; Lynne E. Riggs; Alexander O. Smith; Deborah Iwabuchi; Ann Tashi Slater; Graham Salisbury; Mariko Nagai; Trevor Kew; Toshiya Kamei; Catherine Torres; John Shelley is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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<p>"A broadly appealing mix of the tragic and droll, comforting, disturbing, exotic and universal" - <i>Kirkus Reviews</i></p> <p>"Offers a unique and wide-ranging taste of Japanese life" - <i>Booklist</i></p> <p>"The collection is extremely varied, featuring urban and rural settings, contemporary situations and timeless folk tales, humor, and adventure... Numerous stories involve mixed-race parents and children, affording good insights into cultural assimilation. Tomo is an excellent story collection, presenting a rich and varied immersion in Japanese culture from a teen perspective." - <i>VOYA</i></p> <p>"Published on the one-year anniversary of the Japanese tsunami and earthquake, this collection of short stories and poems about Japanese teens is weird and wonderful, studded with the unique color of Japanese teen pop culture, as well as the impact of defining events from the twenty-first century to the present: Pearl Harbor, Hiroshima, the tsunami, earthquake and nuclear disaster." - <i>Barnes &amp; Noble Review</i></p> <p>"Thirty-six stories by writers somehow connected to Japan, five contributors with ties to Tohoku — each piece concisely aligns the disparate puzzle of the tee

Author

Holly Thompson; Andrew Fukuda; Charles De Wolf; Alan Gratz; Sachiko Kashiwaba; John Paul Catton; Debbie Ridpath Ohi; Kelly Luce; Leza Lowitz; Shogo Oketani; Ryusuke Saito; Marji Napper; Liza Dalby; Fumio Takano; Wendy Nelson Tokunaga; Kenji Miyazawa; Louise George Kittaka; Claire Dawn; Arie Nashiya; Thersa Matsuura; Sarah Ogawa; Megumi Fujino; Deni Y. Bchard; Kaitlin Stainbrook; Yuichi Kimura; Yko Katakawa; Chlo Dalby; Jennifer Fumiko Cahill; Katrina Goldsaito; Suzanne Kamata; Avery Fischer Udagawa; Yukie Chiri; Deborah Davidson; Tak Toyoshima; Sako Ikegami; Hart Larrabee; Misa Dikengil Lindberg; Juliet Winters Carpenter; Lynne E. Riggs; Alexander O. Smith; Deborah Iwabuchi; Ann Tashi Slater; Graham Salisbury; Mariko Nagai; Trevor Kew; Toshiya Kamei; Catherine Torres; John Shelley

Publisher

Berkeley, CA: Stone Bridge Press

Published

2012

Language

EN

ISBN

9781611725186

Subjects

Children'S, Short Stories, Fiction

Rating

4.13 / 5 (83 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-13