Watch Me: A Story of Immigration and Inspiration Young Adult Nonfiction / Social Topics - Prejudice & Racism / Social Science - Politics & Government / History - United States Following the accessible genre of

Following the accessible genre of his internationally bestselling How to Be an Antiracist

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Takahashi and HifuMiyo deliver a moving story about two cousins who have eagerly awaited their big mixed-family reunion at the cherry blossom festival

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Watch Me: A Story of Immigration and Inspiration Young Adult Nonfiction / Social Topics - Prejudice & Racism / Social Science - Politics & Government / History - United States Following the accessible genre ofA picture book about immigration, Watch Me is based on the author's father's own story. Joe came to America from Africa when he was young. He worked hard in school, made friends, and embraced his new home. Like so many immigrants before and after him, Joe succeeded when many thought he would fail. In telling the story of how his father came to America, Doyin Richards tells the story of many immigrants, and opens the experience up to readers of all