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The Samurai And The Long-Nosed Devils

by Lensey Namioka

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During a warlord's drive to unify Japan, two unemployed samurai become bodyguards to a group of foreigners being harassed by the warlord's enemies.
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This book reflects the culture of feudal Japan, to the point where it might be difficult for those not familiar with it. With that said the story is a great way to back up the study of that time and location. It is also a step up from the average young teen plot. This is a great piece of fiction that more should experience. ( )
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