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thereadingcountess 's review for:
Too Bright to See
by Kyle Lukoff
Newly awarded MG book. Quick read (or listen, as was the case for me-4 hours).
What I liked: the creepy ghost aspect of the story will appeal to kids and totally engulf them right away. The way that Bug didn't recognize the person looking back at them tied into the ghost story nicely. The relationships Bug has with their mom and friends-supportive and affirming.
What I questioned: the nice, neat way in which the school and kids accepted Bug's life decision. Life and people are messy, and I have seen firsthand how a school community crumbled when this very same issue was brought forth.
Kids should have books represent them..without a doubt I believe this in every part of my fiber. I do think we do a disservice to them trying to learn about the world when we put on only rose-colored glasses and present only positive outcomes of such a challenging life decision.
What I liked: the creepy ghost aspect of the story will appeal to kids and totally engulf them right away. The way that Bug didn't recognize the person looking back at them tied into the ghost story nicely. The relationships Bug has with their mom and friends-supportive and affirming.
What I questioned: the nice, neat way in which the school and kids accepted Bug's life decision. Life and people are messy, and I have seen firsthand how a school community crumbled when this very same issue was brought forth.
Kids should have books represent them..without a doubt I believe this in every part of my fiber. I do think we do a disservice to them trying to learn about the world when we put on only rose-colored glasses and present only positive outcomes of such a challenging life decision.