"Naomi's Road" is a children's historical fiction novel written by Joyce Sweeney. It tells the story of a young Japanese American girl named Naomi during World War II. The narrative explores her experiences and challenges as her family is forced into an internment camp due to their Japanese heritage. The book highlights themes of identity, resilience, and the impact of prejudice. Through Naomi's journey, readers gain insight into the struggles faced by Japanese Americans during this difficult period in history, making it an important educational resource for understanding the consequences of discrimination and the importance of empathy.