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Kira-Kira
Katie Takeshima learns to see the world as 'kira-kira'—glittering—even when life in the 1950s American South is full of hardship and prejudice. This isn’t a simple coming-of-age tale; it’s a quiet, powerful story about finding light in the darkest places. How does hope survive in a world that often feels determined to snuff it out?
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