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Dear Miss Breed: True Stories Of The Japanese American Incarceration During World War Ii And A Librarian Who Made A Difference,New Chihuly The Masterpiece Among His AlmostA Chronicle Of The Incredible Correspondence Between California Librarian Clara Breed And Young Japanese American Internees During World War Ii. In The Early 1940'S, Clara Breed Was The Children'S Librarian At The San Diego Public Library. But She Was Also Friend To Dozens Of Japanese American Children And Teens When War Broke Out In December Of 1941. The Story Of What Happened To These American Citizens Is Movingly Told Through Letters That Her Young