A Scarf for Keiko
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In A Scarf for Keiko, it's 1942 in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles, where Jewish American and Japanese American families like Sam’s and Keiko’s were neighbors. At school, their class is knitting socks for soldiers. Sam is a terrible knitter and Keiko is a good knitter, but some kids at school don't want anything to do with Keiko because the Japanese have bombed Pearl Harbor and anti-Japanese feelings are running high. Sam knows he should stand up for what’s right, just like his older brother who is fighting the Nazis in Europe. So when Keiko's family is forced to move to a camp for Japanese Americans, Sam finds a way to demonstrate his friendship for her.
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Kar-Ben is the largest publisher of exclusively Jewish children's books in the world, founded in 1974 and now part of Lerner Publishing Group. What began with a single self-published family Haggadah has grown into hundreds of titles for preschoolers through middle-graders. Jewish holidays, life-cycle stories, folktales, and history, all told with a whole lot of heart.
