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A novel by Cynthia Kadohata that won the Newbery Medal for Children's Literature in 2005.
 
Taking place in the 1950s, the story revolves around Katie Takeshima, a Japanese-American girl who looks up to her sister, Lynn, because she reminds Katie to always look at the bright side of life by knowing that the future is always glittering: [[Title Drop|kira-kira]]. After her parents move from Iowa to Georgia to get jobs at chicken hatcheries, Lynn develops anemia and later lymphoma.
 
[[Do Not Confuse With]] the Japanese [[Visual Novel]] ''[[Kira Kira (Visual Novel)|Kira KiraKirakira]]''.
 
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=== ''Kira-Kira'' provides examples of: ===
* {{spoiler|[[Bittersweet Ending]]}}
* [[Child Prodigy]]: Lynn can beat her Uncle Katsuhisa, a self-proclaimed chess grand master, at his own game.
* [[Coming of Age Story]]
* {{spoiler|[[Death Byby Newbery Medal]]}}
* [[Deep South]]
* [[Ill Girl]]: Lynn.
* [[Innocent Prodigy]]: Lynn.
* [[Leaning Onon the Fourth Wall]]: "It seemed that at this moment I was inside a story. This was the story of my life, and I did not know what any of it meant."
 
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[[Category:Children's Literature]]
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[[Category:Kira Kira]]
[[Category:Literature]]
[[Category:KiraNewbery KiraMedal]]