addydeejreads's review

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challenging emotional hopeful reflective sad tense fast-paced

5.0

What a beautiful and heartbreaking collection of Latiné stories and voices. These stories are a perfect example of how latinidad is not a monolith and while weay share in some things like language and culture it's not the same. All experiences are different, dialects, language, culture and so many more aspects that make up is are all so different. I absolutely adore these stories and highly recommend listening to the audiobook and getting to experience each author narrating their own story. 

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haylzno's review

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challenging emotional informative reflective sad slow-paced

4.0

The narration was phenomenal. I loved that each author got to narrate their own part. I think that brought life to the book, them being able to tell their own stories verbally. 

It was a challenging read no doubt, but it was an important one. 

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joceraptor's review against another edition

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emotional reflective fast-paced

3.5

Eres Un Pocho by Mark Oshiro - ★★★★.5
The Price of Admission by Naima Coster - ★★★★
Caution Song by Natasha Diaz - ★★★.5
The Mark of a Good Man by Meg Medina - ★★★
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Half In, Half Out: Orbiting a World Full of People of Color by Saraciea J Fennell -  ★★★
Haitian Sensation by Ibi Zoboi - ★★★
The Land, the Ghosts, and Me by Cristina Arreola - ★★★.5
Paraíso Negro by Khalil Haywood - ★★★
Cuban Imposter Syndrome by Zakiya N Jamal - ★★★
More than Nervios by Lilliam Rivera - ★★★
Alaiyo by Jasminne Mendez - ★★★
Invisible by Ingrid Rojas Contreras - ★★★★.5
Abuela's Greatest Gift by Jarel Martinez - ★★★★
A Mi Orden: A Meditation on Dichos by Elizabeth Acevedo - ★★★★★

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