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Loading... House of the Red Fishby Graham Salisbury
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. House of the Red Fish is a companion to Under the Blood Red Sun, although it could be called as sequel. It continues the story of Tomi and his family in the years following Pearl Harbor. We see Tomi begin making decisions as the man of the house to stay strong and moral through all the horrible mistreatment that he is put through. I didn't think that I could like any book as much as I liked Under the Blood Red Sun, but I do think that this one is even better. (  ) julie_savage | Nov 10, 2008 |  This is the sequel to Under the Blood-Red Sun. It has been over a year since the attack on Pearl Harbor and things have changed a lot for Tomi. His father and grandfather have been arrested and his father's fishing boat has been sunk. Tomi is now the man of the family and his goal is to raise his father's fishing boat out of the water. This is a huge job and he finds many people to help him with his goal, but he also has trouble with people who are anti-Japanese American and try to stop him. prkcs | Jun 23, 2007 |  no reviews | add a review
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