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A review by missprint
The Memory Wall by Lev AC Rosen
5.0
4.5 (maybe even 5)
So astounded by this book.
The Memory Wall is incredible: evocative, emotional, and very real feeling. The video game scenes are very visual and easy to follow. My heart hurt for Nick as he navigated his mother's illness and his true belief in misdiagnosis. The characters of his father and his friend Nat are well-rounded and stand out for the very real - if sometimes clumsy - way they handle Nick and his pain. Moments of lightness keep this story from being dark or depressing, and issues of race and friendship play great parts too. Absolutely loved this.
So astounded by this book.
The Memory Wall is incredible: evocative, emotional, and very real feeling. The video game scenes are very visual and easy to follow. My heart hurt for Nick as he navigated his mother's illness and his true belief in misdiagnosis. The characters of his father and his friend Nat are well-rounded and stand out for the very real - if sometimes clumsy - way they handle Nick and his pain. Moments of lightness keep this story from being dark or depressing, and issues of race and friendship play great parts too. Absolutely loved this.