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When the Elephants Dance

by Tess Uriza Holthe


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During the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, a group of friends in hiding tell stories about everything from family problems to political activities. As they talk, their basement hiding place is increasingly endangered by the war going on outside their door.


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9780609609521 9780609609521, Hardcover, Random House Inc, 2002

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9780142002889 9780142002889, Paperback, Penguin Group USA, 2003

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Publisher Notes

In the final weeks of the brutal Japanese occupation of the Philippines during World War II, three different Filipino narrators--a thirteen-year-old boy, his older sister, and a guerrilla commander--recount the experiences of a people desperately struggling in the midst of the horrors of war, in a debut novel based on the experiences of the author's father. Reader's Guide available. Reprint.

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"[A] remarkably rich story....[A] well-orchestrated chorus of voices that should strike a strong chord with many."

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