Farewell to Manzanar; Ch 1

Chapter 1. What book is your class reading next? Comment below.

[@ragingartist903]

I get migraines really easily when I read, and I’m supposed to finish this book by Monday. Thanks for this, it is a lifesaver!

[@whamjackson]

This helps me so much since I don’t know where my book went and it’s for school! Thank you!

[@tammngg_]

we just currently went on online learning and i was assign by this book. I didnt have time to get a hard copy so this really helped, considering most digital books are not free at all

[@andrespinzon8030]

same! I haven't gotten the chance to get a hard copy and it SUCKSS I wish I found this sooner

[@thesittingpato3696]

Thank you for this ma’am ! :)

[@missislamreads2040]

your joonie you are welcome!

[@lisalasoya2898]

Jeanne Wakatsuki was seven years old in 1942 when her family was uprooted from their home and sent to live at Manzanar internment camp with ten thousand other Japanese Americans. Along, with searchlight towers and armed guards, Manzanar ludicrously featured cheerleaders. Boastfully, your lucky you did not end up in brothel most of these young Japanese ladies their families send them to a house because they can't afford the famish, unless you sell your soul. To the second part.

[@williammariscal8908]

9th grade English class (2019 anyone?)

[@floricelmorales240]

William M nah 10 grade

[@beans3470]

Flowerr i’m in 7th grade reading this for english (?!)

[@Emilyychannel]

Yes!!

[@thejacka24]

8th grade summer reading :(

[@tammngg_]

nahh, 8th grade

[@yeetthebaby2327]

7th grade honors english anyone?
(2019 btw)

[@andrewherrera6942]

Sophtmore

[@saveggodboyco6474]

me good for you how id your gardes

[@saveggodboyco6474]

i meant how good are your grades

[@beans3470]

YES

[@Ellie-kc1vp]

2022 10th grade honors anyone?

[@laureleiwolf]

Right here, 2024 tho

[@youreokayboah2128]

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