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When My Name Was Keoko
Imagine being forced to erase your own name just because someone else says so. That’s what life was like for Korean kids Sun-hee and Tae-yul under Japanese occupation—except it wasn’t just a name change, it was a daily fight for their identity. If you think history is dry, wait until you meet these two siblings trying to keep their culture alive under impossible pressure.
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