Books with title Erika-San

Caldecott Medalist Allen Say creates a beautiful story about an American girl who seeks adventure in Japan and discovers more than she could have imagined.In her grandmother’s house there is one Japanese print of a small house with lighted windows. Even as a small girl, Erika loved that picture.It will pull her through childhood, across vast oceans and modern cities, then into towns—older, quieter places—she has only ever dreamed about.But Erika cannot truly know what she will find there, among the rocky seacoasts, the rice paddies, the circle of mountains, and the class of children.For Erika-san, can Japan be all that she has imagined?

Caldecott Medalist Allen Say creates a beautiful story about an American girl who seeks adventure in Japan and discovers more than she could have imagined.In her grandmother’s house there is one Japanese print of a small house with lighted windows. Even as a small girl, Erika loved that picture.It will pull her through childhood, across vast oceans and modern cities, then into towns—older, quieter places—she has only ever dreamed about.But Erika cannot truly know what she will find there, among the rocky seacoasts, the rice paddies, the circle of mountains, and the class of children.For Erika-san, can Japan be all that she has imagined?

Caldecott Medalist Allen Say creates a beautiful story about an American girl who seeks adventure in Japan and discovers more than she could have imagined.In her grandmother’s house there is one Japanese print of a small house with lighted windows. Even as a small girl, Erika loved that picture.It will pull her through childhood, across vast oceans and modern cities, then into towns—older, quieter places—she has only ever dreamed about.But Erika cannot truly know what she will find there, among the rocky seacoasts, the rice paddies, the circle of mountains, and the class of children.For Erika-san, can Japan be all that she has imagined?

Acclaimed Philadelphia litigator Terrick Knight sweetly confirms that evening’s date with his girlfriend, Katrina Jones, before meeting his new client, Greg. A disabled veteran unemployed since a mass firing by powerful defense contractor Senquetta Enterprises, Greg is about to lose his house. Minutes after accepting the case, Terrick slips the file into his briefcase and hurries to meet Katrina at a posh fundraiser that evening in Washington, DC. But in a dark, secluded park elsewhere in Washington, Senquetta CEO Robert Corey has other plans.

Running in the snow toward the river, and gathering his wounded side close so as not to leave a trail of blood, he tries to make sense of events. What is in the documents, and why are they important enough to have cost Katrina’s life? Acclaimed Philadelphia litigator Terrick Knight does not know why, but is determined to find out. ERIKA (EPISODE III).