The Refugees' Daughter - Takuji Ichikawa

n nIn a society rife with conflict and a world on the edge of extinction, who should we turn to for answers: society's strongest or weakest? This is the question Takuji Ichikawa, one of Japan's most imaginative and unusual authors, poses in The Refugees' Daughter, a magical modern parable for our troubled times. n nThrough this terrifying and dreamlike dystopia, a young girl is amongst those fleeing their homes and seeking safety.

n nFrom Ichikawa, a Japanese author whose books sell in the millions, comes a thought provoking piece which addresses themes of humanity, responsibility and the need to have a place to call home. n nExploring power, patriarchy, strength and freedom, this vision of a frighteningly familiar world asks vital questions. n nTranslated by Emily Balistrieri, The Refugees' Daughter is a powerful, poignant and utterly relevant tale that will resound in the minds of everyone who has ever searched for hope.

n nRed Circle Minis: Original, Short and Compelling Reads n nThe Refugees' Daughter is part of Red Circle Minis, a series of short captivating books by Japan's finest contemporary writers that brings the narratives and voices of Japan together as never before. Each book is a first edition written specifically for the series and is being published in English first. n n n n n