They Called Us Enemy
New York Times Bestseller! A stunning graphic memoir recounting actor/author/activist George Takei's childhood imprisoned within American concentration camps during World War II.
They Called Us Enemy
Numéro d'article: 13881590

They Called Us Enemy

Numéro d'article: 13881590

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Ce qui se démarque

Personal Narrative
A compelling memoir by George Takei, illustrating his childhood experience in a Japanese American internment camp, highlighting the emotional toll and resilience in the face of injustice.
Graphic Novel Format
Combines vivid illustrations with a powerful narrative, making the historical context accessible and engaging for readers of all ages, enhancing understanding and empathy.
Cultural Insight
Offers a unique perspective on civil rights and American history, encouraging discussions on prejudice and identity, fostering awareness that is particularly relevant in today's societal climate.

Détails du produit

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Publisher Top Shelf Productions
Publication date July 16, 2019
Edition First Edition
Language English
Print length 208 pages
ISBN-10 1603094504
ISBN-13 978-1603094504
Item Weight 1.14 pounds (520 grams)
Reading age 10+ years, from customers
Dimensions 6.61 x 0.67 x 9.06 inches (16.8 x 1.7 x 23 cm)
Part of Series They Called Us Enemy
Grade level 10 - 12

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Suitable For
  • History Enthusiasts

    Readers interested in Japanese American history during WWII will find this graphic memoir enlightening and informative.

  • Graphic Novel Fans

    Individuals who appreciate graphic novels will enjoy the unique storytelling and visual artistry of this memoir.

  • Social Justice Advocates

    Those passionate about civil rights and social justice will resonate with its themes of discrimination and resilience.

Not Suitable For
  • Fiction Lovers

    Readers seeking fictional narratives may not appreciate the non-fiction approach of this graphic memoir.

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They Called Us Enemy

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  • question: What is the main theme of 'They Called Us Enemy'?

    répondre: 'They Called Us Enemy' explores the themes of identity, resilience, and the impact of prejudice through the lens of the Japanese American internment during World War II. The graphic memoir, penned by George Takei, recounts his personal experiences as a child in an internment camp and highlights the injustices faced by Japanese Americans. This powerful narrative serves as a poignant reminder of history, urging readers to reflect on civil rights issues and the consequences of war. It resonates particularly with those interested in social justice, history, and personal stories that encapsulate collective trauma.
  • question: Who is the author of 'They Called Us Enemy'?

    répondre: 'They Called Us Enemy' is authored by George Takei, a renowned actor, author, and LGBTQ+ activist. Takei, best known for his role in 'Star Trek,' draws from his own experiences as a child in a Japanese internment camp during World War II. His unique perspective lends authenticity to the narrative, making it an influential read about civil rights and immigrant experiences. Readers looking for inspiring stories from prominent personalities or for educational materials on American history will find Takei’s work both engaging and enlightening.
  • question: Is 'They Called Us Enemy' suitable for children?

    répondre: 'They Called Us Enemy' is primarily aimed at young adult readers and adults, though it can be suitable for older children, especially those interested in learning about history and social justice. The book illustrates challenging themes such as oppression and discrimination, which could be profound for younger readers. Parents and educators may consider it as a teaching tool to spark discussions about empathy, tolerance, and the importance of understanding diverse histories. Its engaging graphic format can make complex subjects more approachable for younger audiences.
  • question: What format does 'They Called Us Enemy' come in?

    répondre: 'They Called Us Enemy' is available in multiple formats including hardcover, paperback, and digital editions. Each format caters to different preferences, allowing readers to choose based on their convenience and reading habits. The hardcover edition often appeals to collectors or those looking for a durable, gift-worthy version, while the digital edition serves readers who prefer on-the-go access. Regardless of the format, the graphic storytelling elements remain consistent, effectively delivering the powerful and emotional narrative through both art and text.
  • question: What age group is 'They Called Us Enemy' intended for?

    répondre: 'They Called Us Enemy' is generally aimed at readers ages 12 and up. Its candid exploration of historical events, combined with graphic novel elements, makes it accessible and appealing to teens and adults alike. The complexity of the themes may require some maturity to fully appreciate, particularly in understanding the societal implications and emotional weight of the story. Educators often find it suitable for high school curriculum, encouraging discussions on history, civil liberties, and the consequences of injustice.
  • question: Can 'They Called Us Enemy' be used in a classroom setting?

    répondre: 'They Called Us Enemy' is an excellent resource for classroom settings, especially in discussions related to U.S. history, social justice, and human rights. Teachers can leverage the narrative to foster dialogue about historical events, instill empathy, and encourage critical thinking regarding contemporary issues of discrimination and tolerance. Its graphic format helps engage students who may otherwise find traditional history texts daunting. Through group discussions and projects inspired by the book, educators can deepen students’ understanding of these crucial topics.
  • question: What other books are similar to 'They Called Us Enemy'?

    répondre: 'They Called Us Enemy' belongs to a powerful genre of graphic novels that focus on history, civil rights, and personal stories. Similar books include 'March' by John Lewis, which chronicles the civil rights movement, and 'Persepolis' by Marjane Satrapi, which offers insight into the Iranian Revolution. Readers who appreciate Takei’s work may also enjoy 'American Born Chinese' by Gene Luen Yang, which tackles themes of identity and culture. Each of these titles combines narrative and illustration to provide educational and engaging looks at significant cultural and historical experiences.
  • question: What is the significance of the title 'They Called Us Enemy'?

    répondre: 'They Called Us Enemy' signifies the dehumanization and prejudice faced by Japanese Americans during World War II, as they were erroneously labeled as enemies by their own country. The title emphasizes the betrayal of trust that occurred and calls attention to the consequences of fear-mongering and racism. It's a powerful reminder of the importance of recognizing and combating injustice in all forms. By addressing this profound theme, the book encourages readers to reflect on their own beliefs and responsibilities towards marginalized communities.
  • question: What art style is used in 'They Called Us Enemy'?

    répondre: 'They Called Us Enemy' employs a distinct, evocative graphic art style, characterized by bold lines and expressive character designs that accentuate the emotional weight of the narrative. The illustrations, created by Harmony Becker, complement George Takei’s storytelling, allowing readers to visually engage with the themes of identity and injustice. This approach makes history accessible and relatable, drawing readers into the experiences shared. The art style is particularly effective in conveying complex emotions, making it easier for audiences to connect with the characters and their stories.
  • question: Where can I buy 'They Called Us Enemy' in Mauritania?

    répondre: You can buy 'They Called Us Enemy' from Ubuy in Mauritania. Ubuy offers a convenient online platform with a wide selection of books and is known for its user-friendly interface. You can easily search for the title and choose the preferred format that suits your reading needs. Ubuy often provides shipping options, promotional offers, or discounts, making it an enticing choice for your book purchases. It's a reliable source for securing your copy efficiently.

Biography Editorial Review

They Called Us Enemy is a compelling and emotional graphic novel that tells the story of George Takei's childhood during the Japanese American internment during World War II. The format of the book effectively conveys the anxiety and delight experienced by Takei's parents and his own perspective as a child. The book provides a powerful portrayal of the strength and resilience of his parents in protecting their children in an impossible situation. Readers will come away with admiration for the compassion and empathy Takei has developed as a result of his upbringing. This book is highly recommended for those interested in personal accounts of historical events.

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Avantages

  • Compelling and emotional storytelling
  • Effective portrayal of the anxiety and delight of Takei's childhood
  • Powerful representation of the strength and resilience of his parents
  • Inspiring depiction of compassion and empathy
  • Great for personal accounts of historical events

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  • Some readers may find it sad

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