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Misuzu Kaneko, celebrated Japanese poet for children, is celebrated in this volume that juxtaposes her original Japanese verses with new English translations. The book explores themes of nature—snow, sea, day and night—and offers readers brief insights into Kaneko’s life, set against the backdrop of her coastal homeland. Illustrated throughout, the work presents her poems in a visually engaging format suitable for young readers and language learners alike.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Poetry/Contemporary Poetry
Authors: Misuzu Kaneko
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