pickY‘all this book was So Good. It genuinely made me cry several times, an all too relevant story about hatred and racism in the lives of immigrants through the eyes of a tenacious and resourceful young girl who‘s going to change the world one person at a time.
I loved Front Desk and now that we are on summer break I can finally get to this one. Yang starts off strong with immigration laws and other racist behavior. #friendship #California #motels #AsianAmericans
pickIn this sequel to Front Desk, Mia Tang and her family are the proud new owners of the motel they bought from their landlord. But Mia‘s best friend, Lupe, fears her undocumented father will be deported to Mexico, under the looming threat of California Proposition 187. However, author Kelly Yang puts enough love into this fictional retelling of a turbulent time in California history that there‘s plenty of room for hope.🏮#mayreads2021
pickI was so glad that I could go back and visit Mia, her family, friends and everyone at the Calivista Motel. I love how Mia and her friends stand up for what they believe in and don‘t let being young stand in their way. Can‘t wait until the next installment comes out!
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Hey why did any one tell me about this!!!. The story of Mia and her family and friends at the Calivista Motel continues in this powerful, hilarious, and resonant sequel to the award-winning novel Front Desk. Mia Tang thinks she's going to have the best year ever. ... The motel is struggling, and Mia has to answer to the Calivista's many, many worried investors. 3.
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#20in4 lol but next time you better tell about this book!
📚TREAT YOUR SHELF📚: These are my most recent purchases from indie bookstores! I have read many of them and I hope to pick up the rest of them soon. Which ones are you excited about, kittens? (Books model: Pelvis the Ceramic Pig.) 📚❤️📚
pickSuch a timely book. I admire Kelly Yang‘s writing and addressing issues of racism and how to take a stand.
pickYang‘s sequel to her award winning Front Desk comes out in September & it‘s another delightful read. Mia Tang is back along with her friends Lupe & Jason, her parents & the quirky cast of regulars at the Calivista Hotel. Immigration is once again front & center. Yang deals with the subject adroitly, highlighting many of the challenges immigrants face as well as celebrating the joys of being part of a multicultural community. Great for MG readers.
pickLoved this! Another amazing book about kids confronting racism. A great book to show kids their power.
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