FORGIVENESS - Mark Sakamoto
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~ CBC Canada Reads Winner - 2018
Forgiveness: A Gift from My Grandparents
The heart-rending true story of two families on either side of the Second World War-and a moving tribute to the nature of forgiveness.
In a typically understated and generous Canadian way, Mark Sakamoto has shared his family's sweet and bitter moments. Forgiveness is a family saga that documents important moments in Canada's history, and their ramifications.Â
“Through stories of starvation and suffering, outright racism and imprisonment, Sakamoto offers a distinct and dark vantage point to Canadian history: one that does away with any geopolitical binaries of good and evil.” -- The Globe and Mail
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FORGIVENESS - Mark Sakamoto
~ Trade Paperback
~ CBC Canada Reads Winner - 2018
Forgiveness: A Gift from My Grandparents
The heart-rending true story of two families on either side of the Second World War-and a moving tribute to the nature of forgiveness.
In a typically understated and generous Canadian way, Mark Sakamoto has shared his family's sweet and bitter moments. Forgiveness is a family saga that documents important moments in Canada's history, and their ramifications.Â
“Through stories of starvation and suffering, outright racism and imprisonment, Sakamoto offers a distinct and dark vantage point to Canadian history: one that does away with any geopolitical binaries of good and evil.” -- The Globe and Mail
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~ Trade Paperback
~ CBC Canada Reads Winner - 2018
Forgiveness: A Gift from My Grandparents
The heart-rending true story of two families on either side of the Second World War-and a moving tribute to the nature of forgiveness.
In a typically understated and generous Canadian way, Mark Sakamoto has shared his family's sweet and bitter moments. Forgiveness is a family saga that documents important moments in Canada's history, and their ramifications.Â
“Through stories of starvation and suffering, outright racism and imprisonment, Sakamoto offers a distinct and dark vantage point to Canadian history: one that does away with any geopolitical binaries of good and evil.” -- The Globe and Mail
