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November 08, 2007

House of the Red Fish by Graham Salisbury

Redfish
Discussion questions to come. Would you like to post a comment about this book? Tell us what you liked or disliked about it!

November 08, 2007 in More SSYRA 6-8 books |

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Before I read this book I didn't know very much about Pearl Harbor, or how Japanese people were treated differently. After I read it, I had a better idea of that. I also thought that it was a well written book in total! It was sad that his Grandfather and Father got taken away, when they were innocent! A must read!

Posted by: Sorella, BPMS | December 29, 2007 at 12:07 PM

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