Hannah Adams's Reviews > A Scarf for Keiko

This picturebook tells the story of children who were neighbors and went to school together during the time of World War II. The story does a great job of pointing out and confronting issues concerning racism against Japanese people during this time in history- an issue that tends to go unnoticed. This engaging story shows great character development through the main character and his changes in actions and attitude from the beginning of the book to the end of the book. While the setting of this story takes place in the past, it still contains relevant life lessons for readers today.