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Ines Subtil inessubtil — Neeka, her best friend, and newcomer Dee become a tight-knit trio. They adore Tupac. His lyrics speak to Dee especially. Each of the girls face some serious issues among them are foster care, unfair treatment of African Americans in courts and day-to-day, struggle for a better life, homosexuality, addicted parents, and more. The African-American culture and lingo is shared and exposes children to the era and culture. In addition the harsh realities of growing up in the foster care system, is nakedly revealed. Wood’s combines a moving story of friendship artfully with societal and cultural tidbits that will spur the reader’s interest in a dozen different directions. This is truly thought-provoking. I highly recommend the award winning novel. Here are a few of the awards won: Newbery Honor Medal, Caldecott Honor, ALA Best Book, National Book Award Finalist, Coretta Scott King Award 2008

Uliana Ustiukova uliana_ustiukova — I received this book as a First Read from Goodreads. While this is not the sort of book I would usually buy, I am grateful for the first read opportunity and was determined to approach the book with an open mind. 1) This is really a novella, not a novel. 2) Author explores themes of drug use, unwed pregnancy, Christian religion, teen angst. Probably due in part to the short length, these themes are treated superficially. Frankly, I prefer to draw my own conclusions rather than have the author draw them for me. 3) Overall, a gentle book and I hope the author matures with practice and allows her readers to connect the dots on their own. Quibble: I find the idea that a 6 or 7 year old can knowledgeably "accept" Christ as their savior as unlikely as a child of that age choosing a lifelong political party. I am willing to concede that young children will do whatever they feel will make their parents happy. But to characterize this as "accepting Christ" is simply a non-starter. Such an informed decision presupposes one has examined facts, weighed alternatives, assigned value to criteria and employed critical thinking; this is simply not on the horizon of most 6 & 7 year olds.

Manuel Fleig fleig — Want to check it out again from the library.

Ender Akcent whitlymoon — Major disappointment after reading "The Twentieth Wife". I wish I had just stopped at that book...

Matthew Tait taitcodesign — I loved it. It was simple and made me appreciate what I have. It's probably partially due to hormones but I cried at like 3 different points toward the end. It was sweet.