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Sakura loves warm spring days and picnic lunches, and most of all she loves sitting underneath the cherry blossom trees with her grandmother. But now Sakura and her parents are moving to America, and her grandmother is staying back in Japan.

Told in a series of poems inspired by traditional Japanese verse, this story of one little girl's immigration experience explores the loneliness of a new home, the healing power of friendship and the joy of finding the familiar in unexpected places. 

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Robert Paul Weston

Robert Paul Weston

British
Robert Paul Weston was born in Dover, England, and raised in Canada. He has written several books for young readers, including Sakura's Cherry Bloss... See more
Misa Saburi

Misa Saburi

Japanese American
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Kirkus Reviews

Sakura's Cherry Blossoms
Writing in a series of tanka poems, Weston addresses the difficulty of moving to a new country and the loss of a loved one...

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