A review by nickscoby
In the Country We Love: My Family Divided by Diane Guerrero

4.0

I enjoyed this book much more than I was expecting to. Guerrero describes the impact of her parents' deportation completely from an adolescent's perspective, which is often bratty, unforgiving and self-involved. Unexpectedly (but thankfully), she also discusses the mental health aspect of deportation, including her own fight with depression. Highly recommend, especially in today's political climate.