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Rivals | Jane Pek
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While I thoroughly enjoyed this follow up to The Verifiers, and especially enjoyed the humor in it, I am rather frustrated with it. By the book‘s end, essentially none of the story is resolved and it ends on a bit of a cliffhanger. I can appreciate elements of a story threading into the next book, but too much is left unresolved here.

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TracyReadsBooks
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Pickpick

Every bit as good as expected. Val believes her family is cursed—no one ever has any luck with love, something particularly devastating for someone who loves Valentine‘s Day…until she doesn‘t. Is she really fated to never find true love? She wonders & it‘s a question that comes into sharper focus when she meets a pair of cute lion dancers. Family secrets, friendship, falling into love (maybe?!?) combine in a wonderful story. An entertaining read.

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TracyReadsBooks
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Yang‘s stories never disappoint so I‘m anticipating a good read. 🤞

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ICantImReading
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Mehso-so

⭐️⭐️💫

I enjoyed the cozy spice shop setting in Salem and liked learning more about Ayurvedic practices. I also appreciated Tulsi‘s journey to learn more about herself and her family. It just felt overly long to me and fell a bit flat. #amazonfirstreads

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Sagei.9

“They are Mama and Amah and Mei-Mei. They are me. And they are beautiful.“

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Sagei.9

This is a great book to read in your classroom! It can serve as a window and/or a mirror!

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Sagei.9
Pickpick

A book featuring an Asian American girl's reflection on her eyes and her family. The illustrations depict characters from Chinese mythology (like the Monkey King). Very uplifting!

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Nathan_Opland-Dobs
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Mehso-so

👼🏼

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LiseWorks
The Blur | Minh Le
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A child that has superpowers and as soon as she starts to walk, she becomes a blur. How does the family deal with her. This is a second grade reader book. #ISpyBingoJuly @Clwojick @TheAromaofBooks

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 1mo
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Chelsea.Poole
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This is an absolutely delightful young adult graphic novel, both the artwork and the story! I loved being immersed in the Asian culture and though I don‘t normally enjoy romance, I found this to be a believable and heartfelt love story. All about Valentine‘s Day, family, abandonment, but also showing up, lion dancing, second chances, friends, Rome and more! I was charmed. For Heartstopper fans.

ShelleyBooksie I loved it too! 1mo
MeganAnn I loved this one as well! 1mo
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