Ichiro / written & illustrated by Ryan Inzana.
Record details
- ISBN: 9780547252698 (paper over cardboard) :
- ISBN: 0547252692 (paper over cardboard)
- Physical Description: [275] p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 27 cm.
- Publisher: Boston : Houghton Mifflin/Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2012.
Content descriptions
Summary, etc.: | Raised by a Japanese mother in New York City, his American father killed in a war, Ichiro finds it difficult to figure out where he fits in. A trip to Japan leaves the boy with his grandfather, in a country he does not know. And one night Ichi gets dragged down a hole by a monster. When he awakens he isn't in Japan nor the mortal world. He has entered into the domain of the gods. Will Ichiro ever find a place to call home? |
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- 4 of 5 copies available at GRPL.
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Madison Square | Teen Graphic Novel Inzana (Text) | 31307020003002 | Teen Graphic Novel | Reshelving | - |
Main | Teen Graphic Novel Inzana (Text) | 31307020003036 | Teen Graphic Novel | Available | - |
Van Belkum | Teen Graphic Novel Inzana (Text) | 31307020002996 | Teen Graphic Novel | Available | - |
Westside | Teen Graphic Novel Inzana (Text) | 31307020002970 | Teen Graphic Novel | Checked out | 08/01/2025 |
Yankee Clipper | Teen Graphic Novel Inzana (Text) | 31307020002988 | Teen Graphic Novel | Available | - |
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Ichiro
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Ichiro
Ichiro lives in New York City with his Japanese mother. His father, an American soldier, was killed in Iraq. Now, Ichi's mom has decided they should move back to Japan to live with Ichi's grandfather. Grandfather becomes Ichi's tour guide, taking him to temples as well as the Hiroshima Peace Park, where Ichi starts to question the nature of war. After a supernatural encounter with the gods and creatures of Japanese mythology, Ichi must face his fears if he is to get back home. In doing so, he learns about the nature of man, of gods, and of war. He also learns there are no easy answers--for gods or men.