Royal Koi & Kindred Spirits
Royal Koi & Kindred Spirits by Richard M. Wainwright is a first edition published by Family Life Pub. in 2005. This 57-page book follows Tamiko Takeda and her family as they move from Japan to Greenville, Virginia, where her father assists a local businessman in improving his Koi-raising operations. As Tamiko navigates her new high school environment, she learns about a classmate’s illness and the importance of community support.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of cultural transition and personal growth. The story highlights Tamiko’s experiences in her new school, including her interactions with classmates and her efforts to share her passion for Koi through a presentation. The book addresses topics such as friendship and resilience, providing insight into the challenges and triumphs faced by Tamiko and her peers.
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Tamiko Takeda and her parents leave their homeland of Japan to Greenville, Virginia where Mr. Takeda has agreed to spend several years in the U.S. assisting his biggest customer Joe Cooper improve his business of raising quality Koi. Tamiko enrolls and begins High School and on her first day she learns of a missing classmate named, Sergio, as well as his illness- Hodgekins Lymphoma. Upon his return to class Sergio valiantly shares his experiences with the class, in hopes of answering their questions and dismising fears. Several days later it’s Tamiko’s time to shine as she gives a presentation on Koi. Nervous, with broken English and all Tamiko comes out on top, ending with an open invitation for the entire class and their families to gather at the Takeda home.
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