My Brother, My Sister, and I

Yoko Kawashima Watkins. Simon Pulse, $6.99 (224pp) ISBN 978-0-689-80656-8

PW's starred review praised this fictionalized memoir of a refugee childhood in post-WWII Japan as ""beautifully direct and emotionally honest."" Ages 11-up. (Apr.)

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