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jess_mango's review
4.0
A colorful and engaging book about racism and how to recognize it and take action against it. This book is appropriate for middle grade kids through adults. The information is presented in an easy to understand manner and each chapter ends with activities that you can do to help you understand the message and yourself better.
This book would be great for use in a school setting or at home.
I received a digital copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
This book would be great for use in a school setting or at home.
I received a digital copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
olivia_reads1904's review
3.0
This is the first non fiction book I have read in a while. It was quite refreshing to be indulged in knowledge. The story of the author Tiffany made me realize I am not the only person who spent their whole early childhood assuming they were white. My situation was different from hers, but I find comfort in being able to relate to someone. I read this book in school, so I didn’t have time to do the activities, but I do hope one day I will be able to pick up this book again and do them.
ccunliffe's review
5.0
Beautiful! The illustrations draw you in. Great for students and adults. I love the applicable activities that bridge the theory with our day-to-day. A must read for anyone, especially those who work with young people.
breakfastgrey's review
4.0
Great read filled with excellent information. This book takes complex information from a variety of places, distills it, and puts it together in an easy to understand manner. This will be my new go-to book for kids who want to learn more about anti-racism.