Author: Gail TsukiyamaAlso known as: Tsukiyama
Gail Tsukiyama has 1 upcoming event | 1 past events. Vroman's Bookstore: Literaries who Lunch presents Gail Tsukiyama discussing The Samurai's Garden (May 22 at 12:00) Gail Tsukiyama discusses the San Marino One City, One Book pick, The Samurai's Garden
Set in Japan just before World War II, this novel focuses on 17-year-old Stephen, who leaves his home in Hong Kong just as Japan is poised to invade. He's sent to a small town called Tarumi to recuperate from tuberculosis, ... (more)and as he does, he begins to develop friendships with 3 women and a girl close to his own age, all of whom begin to open him up in their own ways to the lessons of wisdom concerning love, honor and loss. Please call Vroman's customer service at (626) 449-5320 no later than May 19 to place your order.
Added by booksense. Water Street Books: Book Discussion with Liz Whaley! (January 18 at 15:00) Gail Tsukiyama. Water Street Bookstore hosts a book group discussion held at the Loaf and Ladle one Sunday of each Month at 3 p.m. This month's selection is The Street of a Thousand Blossoms by Gail Tsukiyama. Please join Liz Whaley for a great discussion on Sunday. For more information call us at 603 778 9731.
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