Japanese Americans -- Juvenile fiction
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Japanese Americans -- Juvenile fiction
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- I am able to shine
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- Just be cool, Jenna Sakai
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- Keep it together, Keiko Carter
- Keep it together, Keiko Carter
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- My mom and dad
- My nest of silence
- Ninjas, piranhas, and Galileo
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- So far from the sea
- Sweet and sour
- The best bad thing
- The favorite daughter
- The thing about luck
- The turn of the tide
- This is how I roll
- This time will be different
- Tokyo dreaming
- Tokyo ever after
- Tomoko takes the lead
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- What's in a name?
- Where the lost ones go
- Yoko finds her way
- Yoko learns to read
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