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I liked the main character's first displacement, but once she is stuck there, I start feeling really worried for her.

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My favorite part so far is when she can go back in time.

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The part that had me stuck was when she was about to talk to her grandmother and then she got displaced back to sanfrancisco.

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I think the scene where the main character see's her relative has stuck with me the most, just because it makes you think about why the displacement happened in the first place. I also think that her grandmother is going to play a bigger part later in the book.

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I liked how she can travel into the past and relive the internment camps. My least favorite part is the fear that she is feeling being stuck in the past.

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The scene that stuck with me was when she got asked if she had any chronic illnesses and then gave her a shot.

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I like the roommate(Aiko Mifune) because she helped Kiku and told her information.

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I like how she is able to get displaced, because it really helps her learn about the history of her grandparents that she probably would have never known. It also help her learn the truth about their history and what actually happened.

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I like May Ide the best because she helps kiku through some long days at the camp and its important to have people like that. Kiku also actully states "I probably would not of kept going if it were not for may ide".

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In a textbook, we would learn about conditions and dates, but we wouldn't learn about the individual people's feelings in the moment.

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I liked how she went back in time and experienced this firsthand, but I didn't like it when she was relocated, while it is realistic it was still sad.

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The scenes where she travels back in time, because it brings up a lot of questions, like what happens to her in 2016, is she just GONE?

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The true and real experience in these camps really are better illustrated in this book, rather than in a textbook or article

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What suprised me was that when she was about to talk to ernista ans she got displaced back to her mom she got really sad and kind of upset which suprised me because the conditions were so bad thier but she was still sad and kinda upset when she got displaced

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What surprised me the most so far is that she hasn't had any kind of interaction with her grandmother, I really expected she would have by now

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My favorite character is Aiko Mifune because she helped kiku adapt to the internment enviorment and showed a stong figure fighting for the japanese rights.

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I think that Kiku is going to see May again. If it did happen, I think it would make the story a lot more powerful.

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I think she's going to go back into the present and tell someone, I'm not sure who or what will happen, I think it's going to happen when she finally talks to her grandmother.

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I think she is going to return to the present once she finally has the courage to do something.

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(Classwork) 2 things we learned

I learned from kiku's story that's its important to learn about your heritige and be close to your family.

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Two things I learned from ww2 is the feeling of fear and emotions coming from the Japanese people in the internment camps. I also learned about how being together makes such a big difference.

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Classwork 6/3/2033
Two things I am learning about WW2 from this book is
1. People tried (and kind of succeeded) to make a community in these camps
2. The people in these camps took a test and if you answered yes or no on certain questions you would be taken away.

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What surprised me the most is how she got displaced with her mom, I really wasn't expecting that.

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Two things I am learning about ww2: This book really makes it clear how Japanese Americans were dehumanized. They were given numbers like the Jewish prisoners in concentration camps, and called by their numbers instead of their names. I think what this is showing me is that this war is always called a GOOD war, but there was actually a lot of evil behavior, even on the part of our government.