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48 pp.
| Abrams |
April, 2013 |
TradeISBN 978-1-4197-0521-2$18.95
(2)
K-3
Illustrated by
Yuko Shimizu.
Kenichi Zenimura was known as the father of Japanese American baseball, first as a player and later a manager. But after Pearl Harbor, Zeni found himself in an internment camp, and the only way he could make the desolate place feel like home was to build a baseball field. Bold Japanese calligraphy brush-and-ink illustrations depict the painstaking work involved--and Zeni’s joy at playing.
Reviewer: Dean Schneider
| Horn Book Magazine Issue:
July, 2013