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Summary:
A young girl growing up in rural Pennsylvania eschews her Japanese heritage until she learns the details of the time her grandmother spent in an internment camp along with 112,000 other Japanese Americans after the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
Notes:
Memoir based on author's thesis: Light's end in the sky : a memoir of Heart Mountain.
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