May is Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Month! Inspired by One Book, One Coast, a community reading program, we are highlighting They Called Us Enemy by George Takei.
About They Called Us Enemy
They Called Us Enemy is a graphic memoir recounting actor/author/activist George Takei’s childhood imprisoned within American concentration camps during World War II. Confronting questions of patriotism, family, loyalty, and community, George’s work is a stunning examination of what it means to be American, both long ago and today.
Start Reading!
Borrow a format that works best for you:
- Check out a physical copy from a PLYMC branch. Visit our catalog to place your hold and check available locations.
- Download a digital version through the Libby app by Overdrive! Unlimited digital copies are available in the Libby app through June 6.
- This title is also available for digital download in English and Spanish through Hoopla.
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Discover More
Looking for more titles? Browse our catalog for recommended reads and check out our events calendar for upcoming AANHPI library programs.
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