Flying the Dragon

The narrative unfolds through the perspectives of two cousins, Skye and Hiroshi, whose lives intersect when Hiroshi's family moves to the U.S. Skye grapples with her identity, feeling caught between cultures, while Hiroshi struggles to adapt to a new environment and resents Skye's presence. Their journey is enriched by the art of kite making and competitive flying, culminating in a contest at the Washington Cherry Blossom Festival, highlighting themes of cultural identity, family bonds, and the challenges of adapting to change.