Suka’s Farm
Suka’s Farm by Ginger Park is a children’s book published by Albert Whitman on October 3, 2024. This 32-page edition, written in English, is based on the author’s family history and is set against the backdrop of Japanese-occupied Korea in 1941. The story follows a young boy named Kwan, who, facing the challenges of scarcity, seeks employment from Mr. Suka, an old farmer. Through their interactions, Kwan learns valuable lessons about responsibility and friendship.
Readers will discover the journey of Kwan as he navigates the difficulties of life during this historical period. As he cares for a herd of goats under Mr. Suka’s guidance, a bond forms that transcends their initial circumstances. This narrative explores themes of friendship and resilience, providing insight into the cultural and geographical context of Korea during a tumultuous time.
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Based on the authors’ family history, this story set in Japanese-occupied Korea portrays an unlikely friendship between a hungry child and an old farmer.
Life in 1941 Korea is difficult for Kwan and his family. Under Japanese occupation, food is scarce. Though he’s only a child, Kwan is desperate to help his family, so he asks Mr. Suka, a Japanese farmer, for a job. Mr. Suka teaches Kwan how to care for a herd of goats, and soon what began as an act of kindness becomes a genuine friendship that brings them both joy.
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