In They Called Us Enemy\, George Takei shares his childhood experience of being forcibly relocated to a Jap anese American internment camp during World War II. At just four years old \, he and his family were among thousands imprisoned under Executive Order 9066\, facing years of hardship behind barbed wire. Through vivid storyte lling and striking illustrations by Harmony Becker\, Takei\, alongside co- writers Justin Eisinger and Steven Scott\, reflects on the injustice\, res ilience\, and hope that shaped his future. \;
\nBooks will b e ready for pick-up on Thursday\, April 17th.
\nHave you al ready read this title? Join us for the discussion! Registration is not req uired for those that do not need to pick up the title from us.
\n< hr />\n* To cancel your reservation\, contact the library by ph one or email (programs@clearviewlibrary.org) 24 hours in advance. Failure to return your book at the end of the month may result in a $10 fine for p aperbacks or $15 for hardbacks.
\n* All attendees m ust be 18+. Registration is required to receive a copy of the title. Books not picked up after 7 days of the pick up notification date will result i n a cancellation of registration to accommodate waitlists. \;
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