Heart of Fire: An Immigrant Daughter's Story Free Audiobook Download by Mazie K. Hirono

In this memoir, Senator Mazie K. Hirono narrates her story of fleeing from the civil war in Somalia to America and living in Hawaii as an immigrant daughter.

The book is a memoir written by Mazie K. Hirono who experienced the Japanese American internment during World War II and the trauma of leaving her home in Hawaii for the mainland. This book was translated from Japanese to English and it is a wonderful story of hope, perseverance, resilience, and sacrifice that all Americans should read.

The author Mazie Hirono who is a United States Senator from Hawaii, shares her personal and family experience of being a Japanese immigrant. The book is about the experiences in America when living with the culture, traditions and values of not just your parents but that of your children.

In her memoir, "Heart of Fire", Mazie K. Hirono tells the story of her growing up with five siblings and parents who were both Japanese immigrants. Hirono's father owned a successful restaurant in their hometown before coming to the United States and eventually becoming a judge. The book is filled with rich descriptions of Hawaii and commentary about life in America that make for a fast-paced read.

Heart of Fire: An Immigrant Daughter's Story is a memoir written by Mazie K. Hirono which tells the story of her life as an American citizen from Japan, but also how she became aware of the Japanese-American internment camps in Hawaii and why it was important for her to learn about them.

Heart of Fire is a story of an immigrant daughter's life, who just happens to be the United States Senator, Mazie K. Hirono.