Politics in Practice
Tag: world war II
We Are Not Strangers | Review
In this historical fiction graphic novel, based on a true story, friendship and allyship during World War II give readers a sense of hope and human connection.
Hour of Need | Review
A young Danish girl learns she is Jewish and escapes from the Nazis in this graphic novel that touches on a little-known aspect of World War II—the determination of the Danish people to protect their Jewish neighbors.
Pearl | Review
May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and though Pearl by Sherri L. Smith and Christine Norrie won’t be released until the summer, why not celebrate its upcoming release with a review?
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History Comics: World War II | Review
History Comics: World War II: Fight on the Home Front covers what life was like in the US during 1941-1945.
Review: Bomb
Bomb is narrative nonfiction that's as compelling as a novel.
Review: Displacement
In Kiku Hughes' 'Displacement,' a teenage girl goes back in time to the internment camp where her grandmother was held. Through her eyes, we see the everyday life of the Americans who were held in the camps and the extraordinary events that occurred there.
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