A great story to talk about internment camps and WWII. This likely doesn't meet many standards in younger grades, but it is good for parents to read at home with their children so they can learn how to show compassion, support their friends, and fight against injustice.

This historical fiction book follows a young boy during world war I. His Japanese neighbor Keiko is treated badly but offers to help him knit for his brother who is away at war. This book does a really good job of showing the reality of world war I from the perspective of a kid.