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A review by lovestodancw_81
Three Keys by Kelly Yang
4.0
I liked this follow up to [b:Front Desk|36127488|Front Desk (Front Desk, #1)|Kelly Yang|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1507986199l/36127488._SX50_.jpg|51903030], although I didn't like it as much as I enjoyed [b:Front Desk|36127488|Front Desk (Front Desk, #1)|Kelly Yang|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1507986199l/36127488._SX50_.jpg|51903030].
The cast of characters were worth following. This follow up gave Yang a chance to develop further character studies that weren't able to be explored in her first book. The topic of illegal immigration in the book was a timely one, considering the fate of immigrants in our country in recent years. I also enjoyed the afterward in which Yang describes her own interaction with Prop 187 in her childhood.
The cast of characters were worth following. This follow up gave Yang a chance to develop further character studies that weren't able to be explored in her first book. The topic of illegal immigration in the book was a timely one, considering the fate of immigrants in our country in recent years. I also enjoyed the afterward in which Yang describes her own interaction with Prop 187 in her childhood.