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Pyle, Kevin C.

Take What You Can Carry

176 pp. | Holt | March, 2012 | Paper ISBN 978-0-8050-8286-9 $12.99
(2) YA A wordless story, rendered in sepia tones, follows a Japanese American boy's internment camp life. An alternating tale, in tones of blue, involves a boy who steals from, then works for, a store owner--the now-grown youth of the first story. A camp experience has given the man empathy for the boy's errant behavior, and his compassion leads the boy away from a path of juvenile delinquency.
Reviewer: Jonathan Hunt | Horn Book Magazine Issue: July, 2012

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