pickA interesting non fiction book, I recommend to all.
Read for reading prompts.
Library book 📖
5/5
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pickA interesting non fiction book, I recommend to all.
Read for reading prompts.
Library book 📖
5/5
pickTwo teens on the opposite side of a horrific event, Sasha is asleep on the bus when Richard sets their skirt on fire. Was this a teenage prank gone awry? A serious hate crime? Somewhere in between? This book delved in both of their lives before and after the incident in a way that is both balanced and compassionate.
Sitting outside for a little before it gets dark.
Sitting out in the sun reading. Its good for the soul.
Currently reading this banned books. I hate that they ban books. I think its so stupid to ban them. If you dont like a book then dont read them and dont buy them. Simple solution.
Thank you so much @catiewithac I actually wanted to get some banned books. I will dive into this one as soon as I can. I have some library and an ARC that I have to read first then I will read it. But Im very excited.
so-soEnlightening upon ptsd responses and how they follow an 8-grader having been violently assaulted because of her orna while with an Iranian fried. It tried to explain her family's opposition to her wearing a hijab instead and desire to connect to Islam, yet that felt disconnected. I didn‘t understand why she went from orna to hijab. Same with families Bangladesh tragic history. Many portions confused me, history wise. Colorful emotions #inclusive
In Ann Arbor for an author event that's part of the #BigGayRead this cycle!
