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A review by josie_booklover
The Book of Rosy: A Mother's Story of Separation at the Border by Julie Schwietert Collazo, Rosayra Pablo Cruz
5.0
This book is about how the immigration changes made in 2018 negatively affected many families and how immigrant families together started.
The authors told Rosarya’s story in a way that made it relatable and made it understandable. I cried while reading this book because it yanked at my heart strings as a mother. It made me want to know what I could do to help the families in the situation. It made me question humanity because how can we still live in a society where people are treated less then. Above all, it highlighted the strength of woman. It also made the point that some family is blood and the rest is chosen. I would 100% recommend this book. I don’t think you would regret reading it. I know I don’t!
The authors told Rosarya’s story in a way that made it relatable and made it understandable. I cried while reading this book because it yanked at my heart strings as a mother. It made me want to know what I could do to help the families in the situation. It made me question humanity because how can we still live in a society where people are treated less then. Above all, it highlighted the strength of woman. It also made the point that some family is blood and the rest is chosen. I would 100% recommend this book. I don’t think you would regret reading it. I know I don’t!