I feel like this is a good read on friendship and the importance of family.
Itnis geared towards young adults and those trying to find a way to be true to themselves. There is also a mystery tied into the story, although I would have like it to be a little more prominent in the story. The book deals quite a bit with issues of race and the reprecussions of racism across several generations. There is also quite a bit of conversion about sexuality and LGBTQ community. Alot of interesting perspectives in this book. Seeing situations through the different perspectives of each character really brings a sense of understanding and quality to the story.
In all I feel this book was very well written. A few parts felt repetitive and I wish there would have been a little more time devoted to the murder mystery, even if it would have added to the length of the book. The characters were fun and relatable. I enjoyed my time with them.
Itnis geared towards young adults and those trying to find a way to be true to themselves. There is also a mystery tied into the story, although I would have like it to be a little more prominent in the story. The book deals quite a bit with issues of race and the reprecussions of racism across several generations. There is also quite a bit of conversion about sexuality and LGBTQ community. Alot of interesting perspectives in this book. Seeing situations through the different perspectives of each character really brings a sense of understanding and quality to the story.
In all I feel this book was very well written. A few parts felt repetitive and I wish there would have been a little more time devoted to the murder mystery, even if it would have added to the length of the book. The characters were fun and relatable. I enjoyed my time with them.