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Advisory Board Member, Kathleen Burkinshow an award winning Japanese American author/speaker and a 2nd generation Hibakusha shares some of her important links:

My latest blog post: AM I ASIAN ENOUGH? AM I AMERICAN ENOUGH?

Link to the NHK Japan program- TODAYS 2020 in Japanese 

Link to NHK Japan Program NEWSROOM TOKYO in English

Link to program that Sara and I did together live on 75th Anniversary HiroshimaNagasaki 75

Link to Sara’s short videos for Atomic Reporter’s THE BURDEN OF NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS ON YOUNG PEOPLE

Link to Hiroshima HIBAKU NISEI”S LABOR OF LOVE

Link to other videos of TLCB Summary and Chapter read aloud on my YouTube channel

Author,The Last Cherry Blossom – United Nations Office of Disarmament Education Resource for Teachers and Students

HiroshimaNagasaki75

October 2018 BOOK RIOT list of “30 Fascinating Historical Fiction Books for Middle School Readers” 

Nominated 2019 NC School Library Media Assoc. YA Book Award

Nominated 2019-2020 Volunteer State Book Award

Finalist 2018 Sakura Medal, Japan

Finalist 2017 Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction

SCBWI Crystal Kite Award Finalist(southeast region)

Scholastic WNDB Reading Club Selection, 2018 & 2016

New England Book Festival, Honorable Mention YA category

www.kathleenburkinshaw.com

“Told with reverence and authenticity, Yuriko’s journey is inspired by the author’s mother’s real-life experiences growing up in Hiroshima and surviving that tragic day on Aug. 6, 1945. Tragedy and hope collide in this promising middle-grade debut”- Kirkus Review