Yellowface
A difficult read, for difficult (but understandable) reasons. A book that leaves readers with much to think about in terms of misappropriation, racism, and harassment–and even the pitfalls of traditional publishing.
A difficult read, for difficult (but understandable) reasons. A book that leaves readers with much to think about in terms of misappropriation, racism, and harassment–and even the pitfalls of traditional publishing.
Yes, I read my own book. No, I am not giving it endless praise or telling you to go out and buy a copy today. I am simply taking an honest look at it as a person who loves to read, and not the person who wrote it.
A beautiful story about found family and taking chances in the pursuit of happiness. This book has officially succeeded in warming my cold, dead heart, and I am looking forward to more from the author. Please read it!
Still not entirely sure how I feel about this one… What works in this story works well, and what doesn’t, doesn’t. But whatever my overall opinions, one thing is certain: this book has just enough creepiness to usher us into Halloween season.
A super fun story that has all the staples of a children’s fantasy: snarky princesses, sneezing dragons, forbidden forests, and riddle-spouting magical beasts. The trouble never gets too dark, and the cheerfulness never gets too corny. A book that I can imagine reading aloud to any special little kid(s) in my life.