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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvfUXAVth5Y

This video describes the love, conflict, complicated relationships seen in the book. It also exposes the extreme racism towards Asian/Asian Americans present during WW2.

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Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N1KlyEbazo

This video represents the Jazz culture of that time. It also even represents one major character Sheldon Thomas who was a dear friend of the two main characters. While dealing with the racism of that time, Sheldon also helped the two through it with his support.

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1950s Jazz and 1950s Jazz Music: Best of 1950s #Jazz and #JazzMusic with 1950s Jazz Playlist

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This is Henry Lee as a young boy. Henry is the main character, a Chinese boy going to an all white school. 

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This is Keiko, a Japanese girl befriended by Henry. She goes to the all white school with Henry and continues writing to him while at Japanese Internment camps.

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This is Sheldon, Henry's friend that often talks to him about the conflicts occurring in his life. Sheldon plays an important role in many actions Henry takes.

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This is Henry's dad. Henry's dad is a massive Chinese nationalist, and throughout the book presents his active contribution to the war in China. 

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This is Marty. As Henry's son, they have weak forms of communication, but Henry continues to be more involved with Marty's life throughout the story. 

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This is Henry in his present situation, many decades after the war. He's much more isolationist and reserved than he was as a young boy. 

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This is Samantha, Marty's fiancee. She plays an influential role in many of Henry's decisions and in his perspectives (as future Henry). 

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This is the Panama Hotel, an integral part of the story.

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When friendships and sacrifices affect family dynamics, it can lead to complex identity struggles and change one’s way of thinking.

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This is an example of Keiko's Japanese culture. The painting is typical of Japanese art.

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This book is rated PG-13 due to the excessive amount of racial slurs, heavy racism, occasional violence, with mature themes throughout the book.

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This is a button similar to what Henry would have worn. The culture in the US at the time, during WW2, was one where people automatically assumed Asians were Japanese, and Japanese people were the enemy.

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This is the geography of Seattle, the place where Keiko and Henry lived in through middle school.

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An example of Henry's Chinese culture. This is a traditional Chinese painting.

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In the book "The Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet" Henry is sent to an all white school where he meets Keiko, a Japanese girl, and becomes best friends with her. In the midst of this relationship, Henry's father despises the Japanese. Henry continues keeping a close connection with Keiko, even as she's sent to camps and Henry's father does everything in his power to forbid their communication.