"Obasan" is a significant children's book by Joy Kogawa, based on the author's personal experiences. It tells the moving story of the evacuation, resettlement, and dispersal of Canadian citizens of Japanese descent during World War II. This award-winning work, which has received the American Book Award, offers young readers a deep insight into the challenges and injustices faced by this community. With a captivating narrative and empathetic characters, the book conveys important values such as empathy, identity, and the significance of memories. It is not only a story about the past but also an invitation to reflect on the present and future. The combination of emotional depth and historical relevance makes "Obasan" an essential part of children's literature.