“Poignant and powerful.a work of art that is both timely and timeless. 'A timely and well-paced story of personal discovery.'- Kirkus 'Spare, fine-lined artwork in muted earth tones emphasizes the flat desert landscape and echoes the staid, somber tone of the narrative overall, which is dense with voice-overs reflecting on the reverberating impact of the camps on her family and the Japanese diaspora in general.'- Booklist sort by Note: these are all the books on Goodreads for this author. shelved 35,967 times Showing 14 distinct works.aggression against its own citizens.'- Publisher's Weekly Books by Kiku Hughes (Author of Displacement) Books by Kiku Hughes Kiku Hughes Average rating 4.29 'Displacement' tells the story of a fictionalized version of Kiku who is taken back in time to various points in her grandmother's life, particularly her time spent at the concentration camp Topaz.

Her first graphic novel, 'Displacement,' will be published by First Second in Spring 2020. 'Art features straightforward linework with full-color, often spare backgrounds that focus on characters.Hughes centers powerlessness to create a compelling story about an oft-overlooked period of U.S. Kiku Hughes is a Yonsei artist living in the Seattle area. 'This graphic novel blends historical fact and science fiction into an enthralling time-travel tale.'- Horn Book 'A potent look at history and the lasting intergenerational impact of community trauma.'- School Library Journal, starred review Kiku Hughes weaves a riveting, bittersweet tale that highlights the intergenerational impact and power of memory. Listed as one of YALSA's 2021 Great Graphic Novels for Teens The story of Japanese Americans who were put into. A 2020 ALA Asian/Pacific American Award Young Adult Honor Title Displacement tells the story of Kiku Hughess family while also adding in some fiction due to missing pieces.

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