MEET THE AUTHORS OF TWO FACES (ONLINE): SATURDAY, APRIL 13th, 1 PM PST / 4 PM EST

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This event is a unique opportunity for middle school teachers and librarians to find out about how the book can engage students on the topics of prejudice, friendship and family.

Why Teachers and Librarians Should Attend: Two Faces isn't just an engaging read for students, it also offers teachers invaluable classroom resources for addressing crucial topics of war and racism. Meet Gordon Nagai and Nina Wolpe, the authors who lived through the challenging times of World War II. Gain insights into their experiences, providing a unique perspective for classroom discussions.

Exclusive Opportunity for Attendees: Win 10 books for your classroom or library, valued at $170.

About Two Faces: Gordon and Nina, born in 1938, grew up in the quiet towns of Atwater and Merced, California. Their friendship, portrayed in the book, reflects real-life experiences during WW2 as Gordon and his family are interned in a camp for Japanese Americans during the war while Nina's father joins the US army. The book explores themes of friendship, racial prejudice, and the value of family.

RSVP now and be a part of this enlightening book launch!