Miné Okubo (1912–2001)

Very interesting and thought provoking.

Informative and straight-forward, although not as compelling as I had anticipated. It minimized the personal aspects of Okubo's experience, and didn't really cover the emotional toll on the people. A good starter book, but if you only read one book on the subject I'd find a more in-depth one.

Moving and incredibly well done. Okubo's spare cartoons and storytelling bring Japanese internment camp to life. I appreciate a young adults' perspective on the larger context.

There's a really bittersweet graphic in here of Japanese immigrants, relegated to a race track outside of town, sitting on the grandstand and remembering what it was like to live in the mountains. Recommended.