
Edited by Laurence Yep
Twenty-five Asian American writers explore growing up between two very different worlds.
This anthology gathers poems, short stories and a short play by Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai and Tibetan American writers, both well known and new. Their pieces explore identity, fitting in, growing up and relationships with the older generation.
*This collection of poems, stories and one short play includes works by Tibetan Americans, Vietnamese Americans, Korean Americans, Japanese Americans and Thai Americans–known and unknown, young and old–who write about growing up, fitting in, and relating to the older generation. A 1994 ALA Best Book for Young Adults.
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