Naomi's Road

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Naomi's Road is a children's novel by Joy Kogawa that portrays the experiences of a young Japanese Canadian girl during World War II and the internment of Japanese Canadians.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf children's novel
author Joy Kogawa NERFINISHED
basedOn historical events of Japanese Canadian internment
countryOfOrigin Canada
depicts internment of Japanese Canadians
relocation of Japanese Canadians from the West Coast
educationalUse teaching about Japanese Canadian history
teaching about World War II home-front experiences
follows experiences of a young Japanese Canadian girl
genre children's literature
historical fiction
hasAdaptation opera
stage play
hasEthnicFocus Japanese Canadian community
hasTargetCurriculumArea history
language arts
social studies
intendedAudience children
young readers
literaryForm prose narrative
literaryPeriod 20th-century literature
mainCharacter Naomi NERFINISHED
narrativeLocation Canada NERFINISHED
Japanese Canadian internment camps
originalLanguage English
portrays child's perspective on internment
effects of wartime policies on families
protagonist Naomi NERFINISHED
relatedWork Obasan NERFINISHED
setDuring Japanese Canadian internment
World War II NERFINISHED
subject Canadian history
Japanese Canadians NERFINISHED
civil liberties in wartime
theme discrimination
family separation
identity
loss
racism
resilience
war and its impact on children

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Joy Kogawa notableWork Naomi's Road