A Borrowed LandAvailable for Pre Order! Peter Onedera shares his family story, but much more than that, our islands story. This publication also reminds us that unattended wounds can fester, even 80 years later. And so, let the healing continue. Dr. Anne Perez Hattori A Borrowed Land tells the untold stories of Guams Nikkei people of Japanese descent before, during, and after World War II. As the descendant of an issei, or first generation immigrant, Peter R.

laminated pages to withstand varying weather conditions

their hardship and resilience during the war

an Indigenous CHamoru from the beautiful village of Inalåhan

Sabina is a honey bee with a big imagination

her relationships

It is intended to serve as a guide to help the general public

LJM is published by the University of Guam's Department of Military Science in partnership with the University of Guam Press

Mother Tree teaches the value of protecting the natural world around us

“Guinifi goes to sleep feeling safe in Atisa’s branches while Atisa works at making more flowers and seeds

Three of the writers - Eulalia Harui-Walsh

The amazing faith and

— Alfred Peredo Flores