"Naomi's Road" is a historical novel by Joy Kogawa that tells the story of a young Japanese-Canadian girl named Naomi during World War II. The narrative explores her experiences as her family is forcibly relocated to an internment camp, highlighting the impact of war and discrimination on her childhood and identity. The novel is set against the backdrop of Canada’s internment of Japanese-Canadians, reflecting themes of loss, resilience, and the search for belonging. Through Naomi's journey, readers gain insight into the struggles faced by her community and the importance of remembering history to prevent similar injustices.