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I Am Golden by Eva Chen

mdevlin923's review

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4.0

Two immigrant parents tell their daughter Mei all the reasons she is unique and wonderful and golden.

A tribute to the immigrant experience and first generation children.

kayleeacton's review

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5.0

I Am Golden is a book about the beauty and power of a young girl named Mei. Mei may be different from other children, but her family is there to support and empower her as a person. Mei has a golden flame inside her that is different from everyone else. That flame is what makes her unique and powerful. I would love to have this book in my future classroom because of the incredible message it brings. I would use it as an empowering message for any student that may not feel represented of that they belong in the classroom.

therealbel's review

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5.0

Beautiful and honest. An absolute joy, inspiring and a must read. The words and the art are equally inspiring.

readmoreyall's review

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5.0

Lovely!

afoutres's review

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hopeful inspiring reflective fast-paced

4.0

lisathepoetlibrarian's review

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5.0

A sweet love letter from a parent to child as an ode to the author’s parents. Could be a great model to ask students to write about their own families and what parts of them they carry inside that makes them golden, too.

katdemon's review

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5.0

Empowering

carissaplake's review

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5.0

This book showed the beauty of Asian American culture and children. It’s essentially a love letter from parents to a little girl, and I thought it was precious. I would have this in my classroom as a positive outlook on different cultures and their family dynamics

lairofbooksandboba's review

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3.0

the illustrations are pretty, but again i think the audience is intended for a much younger one than i thought? and the message feels simplified.