Publisher's Synopsis
In this haunting memoir, two sisters recount their childhood growing up in Japan during World War II. Yoi Maraini and Yoï Pawlowska offer a vivid and poetic account of life in a country ravaged by war, where fear and beauty existed side by side. Their poetic language and distinct perspectives create a memorable reading experience that will stay with readers long after the book is finished.
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