A novel that tells with great accuracy and sensitivity the story of Japanese immigrants in America, where families were built with women brought from Japan in the way of exchanging pictures. Throughout its eight interesting chapters, the novel accompanies the lives of these Japanese women, from their arrival by ship to an unknown land, to their early days as brides, then their hard work in the fields and in the homes of white women, as well as their suffering in learning the new language and culture, and their experiences in raising their children who soon They are not ashamed of their broken language and strange habits. The novel also deals with the issue of the clash of civilizations and racism spread in America, and the story of the Japanese community that was called a traitor during the war and was rejected and isolated, thus revealing an unknown page in the history of the United States of America.
Pages: 144
