Sandler, Martin W. Imprisoned: The Betrayal of Japanese
Americans during World War II, 167 p.
Sandler brings a fresh, new, detailed
look to the story of Japanese-Americans imprisoned in America during World War
II. Using a wealth of photographs,
interviews and documents, Sandler breathes life into his subject, being just
stark enough to convey the irony of the situation. Each page is fascinating to read. You probably already have books on this
subject, but this one will engages readers of many different ages. And the wealth of supplemental materials
would also aide any teacher covering the subject, especially if they use a
document camera to share.
MS, HS –
ESSENTIAL. Cindy, Library Teacher
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