Grandpa Stogie's Gigantic Goldfish Japanese Canadian As a leading dissident in

As a leading dissident in the World War II concentration camps for Japanese Americans

Daniel upends his life to find out what occurred on a small

“Jacquard Kasuri” is woven on traditional obi looms from long-fibered Merino wool for the ultimate in soft

Included is a chapter describing the efforts that led to its listing  on the National Registry of Historic Places in 1985 and its designation as a National Historic Landmark in 2006

This classic collection of stories has been entertaining families for over 60 years

Grandpa Stogie's Gigantic Goldfish Japanese Canadian As a leading dissident inWritten by Chris Aihara. Illustrated by Lisa Aihara. Grandpa Stogie has the special touch. He can fix anything and he helps living things grow, even a tiny goldfish won at a summer obon carnival. A granddaughter tells the story of her Nisei (second generation Japanese American) grandpa and his gigantic goldfish, sharing his cultural values and experiences through the narrative. Paper: 32 pp.