... about the Japanese during WWII. Second, I think that Jeanne covered a variety of topics in her book. She goes from talking about how the Japanese Immigrants were treated, to her stay at Manazar, and life after. While she does have many topics of talk about she does organize them well and makes ... about the many problems that the normal teenager endures, but hers are a lot worst because of her background. Third, Jeanne does a good job organizing her novel. In the time frames that book takes place in there are many things happening at once. I think she did the right thing by separating t...

• Word Count: 1195
• Approx Pages: 5
• Grade Level: High School

... could never be farther away. Armies push across boarders and solders are called heroes if they kill Germans, French, English, or Americans well. Identity is inescapable. The characters in the novel couldn't elude who they were even with their best attempts. Almasy desperately tries to elude the force of nationality, living in the desert where he creates for himself an alternate ... alienated the west from the East. If the bomb was completed in time for the war in Germany, America probably wouldn't have used it. Germany is a white nation which many immigrants left in the 19th century to ...

• Word Count: 2010
• Approx Pages: 8
• Grade Level: High School