Xs and Os

By Jan Morrill
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Published: April 24, 2011
Words: 1,988 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458081339


Short description

This Pushcart nominated story takes place in Arkansas during World War II. When Jubie Lee Franklin meets Sachiko Kimura, they find though their skin color is different, they have something in common.

Extended description

In this Pushcart nominated story, Jubie Lee Franklin watches as hundreds of Japanese Americans get off the train in her small town in Arkansas. She's never seen people who look like they do, and she's surprised when the white folk start calling them names. After all, she figured only Negroes were called ugly names. But though their skin colors are different, Jubie befriends Sachiko Kimura, and they learn they have plenty in common.

Tags

world war ii, african american, japanese american, arkansas, negro, internment

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Book Trailer - Broken Dolls
This is a book trailer for my novel, Broken Dolls. Some of my short stories, including "Xs and Os" and "The Red Kimono" are based on the characters in this book.

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