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A review by caylieratzlaff
Boundless: Twenty Voices Celebrating Multicultural and Multiracial Identities by Ismée Williams, Rebecca Balcárcel
4.0
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the eARC of this novel. 4/5 stars.
I really enjoy anthologies, but I find it hard to write reviews for them. Some of the stories in here were meh and I was glad they were short, but some of them absolutely ripped at my heart. Some of the stories have absolutely beautiful quotes and stories and messages in them - all revolving about belonging when your identities do not match up. There is no right way to be who you are, but it also tells stories about making sure your voice is heard when others refuse to see who you are.
A lot of these stories will resonate with multicultual and multiethnic teenagers.
I really enjoy anthologies, but I find it hard to write reviews for them. Some of the stories in here were meh and I was glad they were short, but some of them absolutely ripped at my heart. Some of the stories have absolutely beautiful quotes and stories and messages in them - all revolving about belonging when your identities do not match up. There is no right way to be who you are, but it also tells stories about making sure your voice is heard when others refuse to see who you are.
A lot of these stories will resonate with multicultual and multiethnic teenagers.