pickA quick read, with surprising depth. I liked Allie‘s determination and her spunk, and that, like so many of us, she questions if it would be easier to live a lie. Her parents‘ openness read as a little unrealistic, as did a few of the situations, but that could be my reading as an adult who is jaded and knows too much of our history. A definite pick, it‘s good and a necessary book, and will matter a lot for the target audience.
Tonight‘s reading! My partner is switching to overnight dialysis, so it‘s going to be just me and the four-footers. Perfect time to snuggle in bed with a cup of tea and this, about queer middle schoolers in the 70‘s. I‘m excited, there are lots of new middle grade books with lgbt+ kids.
I loved this middle grade novel about queer kids accepting themselves and finding support in North Carolina in 1977 🌈♥️ #kidlitexchange #partner
Thank you Kid Lit Exchange for the free review copy
Check out my full review here https://bookloaner.wordpress.com/2018/02/26/book-review-one-true-way-by-shannon-...
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