Kira-Kira, by Cynthia Kadohata

I've read "Kira-Kira" three times.
I don't particularly remember reading it the first time, but the second time,  I remember thinking I had read it before.
The third time, I faintly remembered reading it, but I thought the characters had been American-India-an... I have no idea where that came from, as they're actually Japanese.

I've cried at the ending at least two times; it's a powerful story, written from an intriguing point of view.

I find myself wondering if I'll remember reading "Kira-Kira" the next time I come across it in my home, library, or anywhere else. I wonder...