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Home Is Not a Country
by Safia Elhillo
A devastatingly, beautiful tale of growing up as an immigrant or a child of an immigrant(s) in a western world.
The book was written in verse and I’m not too versed In verse, but I thought it was lovely and only added a breathtakingly tragic aura to the story.
There was a moment that is the climax of the book that I didn’t particularly find interesting and at a certain point was becoming tired of it, which says a lot as the book itself is already short. Other than that, overall I thought it was a great, relatable read.
The book was written in verse and I’m not too versed In verse, but I thought it was lovely and only added a breathtakingly tragic aura to the story.
There was a moment that is the climax of the book that I didn’t particularly find interesting and at a certain point was becoming tired of it, which says a lot as the book itself is already short. Other than that, overall I thought it was a great, relatable read.