Mariquita – Revisited and beautifully illustrates the many

and beautifully illustrates the many ways in which the island of Guam nourishes and sustains its people

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Mariquita – Revisited and beautifully illustrates the manyMariquita, first published in 1982, has become the most widely read novel about the CHamoru experience during World War II on Guam. In the book, author Chris Perez Howard chronicles his mothers vibrant life before the War, her enduring strength during the Japanese occupation of the island, and her tragic death at the end of it. In this updated edition of the classic, Perez Howard revisits the story and adds more details, photos, and letters. It is a