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The writing seems juvenile-maybe it‘s YA?-and the characters unrealistic. The subject is interesting and not something I‘ve read in WWII fiction but I‘m annoyed with it and life is too short to read a book I‘m not into. I‘ll move on to something better.

I really didn‘t like the book from basically the start. It was one of those books that I thought I would like more as I went along, but I just couldn‘t find myself liking it. While the Canadian-Japanese internment during WWII is an important subject to broach by Canadian authors, this wasn‘t a great execution of the topic. I know that some would disagree but with having a male character as the protagonist and it not depicted on the cover is ⬇️

First post for me!

Currently reading All We Left Behind by Danielle R. Graham

All We Could Not Leave Behind takes place during WWII. Even though this book is based mostly about the friendship and love of two characters Hayden and Chidori you see the struggles and what it really means to never give up hope. When Chidori family is kick out of there home for being Japanese Candian during the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Chidori and her family is sent to an internment camp.