Thank you Penguin Teen for the e-arc of All My Rage. Sabaa Tahir has done it again. Whether it’s fantasy or fiction, she is a master storyteller.
This book was hard. It was deeply emotional and every word tugs at your heart. Sal and Noor were best friends, until something happens that pulls them apart.
This is their story. It’s a story of two young people who have to live with the consequences of choices that weren’t there own.
This is a book about poverty, racism, and loss. It doesn’t gloss over the hard stuff. You get to cry, hope, grieve, and learn along side Noor and Sal. You get to dream of a better world for these two, and for everyone whose experienced this.
Don’t mistake this book for a feel good read, while hope is infused throughout, it is a hard-fought battle for happiness for these characters to go through.
Read this book! It’s worth the pain.
This book was hard. It was deeply emotional and every word tugs at your heart. Sal and Noor were best friends, until something happens that pulls them apart.
This is their story. It’s a story of two young people who have to live with the consequences of choices that weren’t there own.
This is a book about poverty, racism, and loss. It doesn’t gloss over the hard stuff. You get to cry, hope, grieve, and learn along side Noor and Sal. You get to dream of a better world for these two, and for everyone whose experienced this.
Don’t mistake this book for a feel good read, while hope is infused throughout, it is a hard-fought battle for happiness for these characters to go through.
Read this book! It’s worth the pain.