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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 464 pages. Stewart David Ikeda's epic novel of a Japanese American family begins with th e birth of its hero aboard the ship that brings his parents to the United States and ends in the aftermath of a great national shame: the internment of American s of Japanese descent during World War II. William Fujita is cast out of Califor nia, uprooted from the family nursery business he loved so much, relocated into an armed prison camp, and beset by almost unutterable loss. Barred from his home , he finds himself on the cold slopes of New England in the closing months of th e Second World War. There, he must battle grief, prejudice, and his own conscien ce to survive and to reconcile himself with families old and new. As he searches for the mysterious Yoneko - a young woman who holds the key to connecting his s hattered past to his uncertain future - Fujita meets unexpected allies in a smal l Massachusetts farming town. Working for Margaret Kelly, a fiery widow who disc overs the grief and passion beneath his reserved surface, Fujita endeavors to pr epare for planting that unpromising tract known as Widow's Peak. Together with M argaret, a war widow named Livvie, and her scared and damaged young son, Garvin, Fujita becomes an unwilling participant in an impromptu family bonded by sacrif ice, intrigue, and unanticipated love.…