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So Far from the Bamboo Grove Study Guide

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by Yoko Kawashima Watkins
About 43 pages (12,971 words)
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Research the last days of the war with Japan during the Second World War. What were the political questions? What were the strategic problems? What might have been done differently?

The story is based on the author's experience, yet contains elements of fiction. Describe how the author uses dialog, exposition, character development, plot, description and theme to create a story that is both true and entertaining.

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The scene where Ko and Yoko ask the Buddhist monk to pray for Mother has a strong affect on Yoko's spirituality. How might this impact her attitudes as an adult?

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