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A review by popgoesbitty
Copper Sun by Sharon M. Draper
3.0
A beautiful book. I don't have much more to say. It is a young adult novel, which usually aren't my favorite, but I would encourage any teen to read it. As for adults, I would recommend this one if you'd like to read a book about slavery that's on the less graphic side.
My only issue is I felt the perspective of the white indentured girl to be unnecessary. Both girls were almost always together, so the narrative didn't really change. I often found myself wondering whose section I was even reading. I would've much preferred for it to stay on Amari's side.
My only issue is I felt the perspective of the white indentured girl to be unnecessary. Both girls were almost always together, so the narrative didn't really change. I often found myself wondering whose section I was even reading. I would've much preferred for it to stay on Amari's side.