From The Reading Group Center: In Above the East China Sea, Sarah Bird tells the entwined stories of two teenage girls living in completely different times—one a contemporary U.S. Air Force brat and the other a high school girl in 1945 Japan—whose lives are connected by a shared experience of profound loss and redemption. The book is particularly fascinating for us because of how authentically Sarah represents both time periods. When we asked her to explain how she achieved that, she had a particularly entertaining anecdote to share: bit.ly/1torBbS Enjoy, and dont forget to submit your request for an Author Chat! Click here: knopfdoubleday/author-chats/
Posted on: Wed, 11 Jun 2014 17:32:30 +0000
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