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The Black Kids Book Review


We Follow Ashley Bannet a wealthy teenage girl who her mom and dad tried to make her and sister Jo live the best life to feel protected and safe but after her family end up in the Riots that this story was set in Los Angeles 1992 where we discover the true stories of  Rodney King Riots by the LAPD Offcer beat a black man also a young girl called Latasha Harlins who was shot in the back of the head by Korean Clerk in a store over a orange juice that rises throughout the book Ashley's sister Jo reminded her through tough times and Ashley realized her color made some of her friends saw her differently because of her skin and the way she talked. 

I loved how this book dealt with real topics about being black in America and how white girls treat black girls and how society sparks the race cards about being a girl and being black how you're suppose to be have to your fellow girls you see on the street and it really blew my mind how white people behaved and what I found interesting how this book was set in the 90's because you felt a lot of it in the book which made me felt I was in the 90's myself I found capturing for Reed first debut I was in love my tiny problem I had was the beginning for me was quite slow but after reading on everything was fine.

xo
SeekingBookWorm 

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