Don't Ask Me Where I'm From Book Review

However we follow fifteen year old Liliana who a Latinx girl trying to make sense of life without her father due to some mystery things that happened to him that couldn’t be revealed as Liliana moves into another school called the METCO the kids start to make rude remarks about her because she was different than her white peers she was with them she developed a lot for a white boy called Dustin Walker who played two faced about not dating another girl and acting as a decent boy because Liliana was different that gave his friend Steve the chance to be rude about who she was and everything Liliana then got sick of everyone making her feel so different so she spoke out, “I’m tired of people asking me where I’m from!” Which was relatable to someone who isn’t white and is tired of being treated differently because of their colour and race De Leon wrote not only a character who was fighting for the best of her family but had a real voice with humour that will make readers cheer and cry for Liliana as she makes sense in the world she was living I loved this one a lot I couldn’t put it down because I wanted to know what happened next! I can’t wait to read what else De Leon writes in the near future

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Tweet Cute Book Review

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My Top Fictional Crushes In Books

Hello Everyone, today I decided to talk about My Top Fictional Crushes In Books. Top Male Crushes Are: Charlie Walker (My Old Novel- The Last Day Of School Term) Simon Spier (Simon Vs The Homo Sapiens Agenda) August Pullman (Wonder) Joe Grant (The Bubble Boy) Clancy Crew (Ruby Redfort) Toby Pilgrim (Geek Girl) Murph Cooper (Kid Normal) Gabe (The State Of Grace) Frank Turner (Finding Audrey) Greg Heffley (Diary Of A Wimpy Kd) Tommy Dawson (My Newest Novel- The Step Love) These are all my Male Crushes in books, I'll add more if I adore any more boys in novels. thank you all for listening xo SeekingBookWorm

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