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olivialandryxo 's review for:
The Poet X
by Elizabeth Acevedo
4.5 stars
I’ve only read a few, but I’m realizing now that I love novels written in verse. This one was no exception. It was beautiful and honest and emotional; it was a quick read but a deep one. With discussions of religion, culture, love, and identity, it’s the first book I’ve read in some time that really made me feel something. I loved Xiomara and admired her strength and growth. I wanted to protect her sweet, gay twin Xavier. I liked that her teacher was so supportive. I liked basically everything about this novel, and can definitely see myself recommending it. Possibly my favorite read of the month.
I’ve only read a few, but I’m realizing now that I love novels written in verse. This one was no exception. It was beautiful and honest and emotional; it was a quick read but a deep one. With discussions of religion, culture, love, and identity, it’s the first book I’ve read in some time that really made me feel something. I loved Xiomara and admired her strength and growth. I wanted to protect her sweet, gay twin Xavier. I liked that her teacher was so supportive. I liked basically everything about this novel, and can definitely see myself recommending it. Possibly my favorite read of the month.