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whatchareadingheather 's review for:
All You Can Ever Know
by Nicole Chung
challenging
emotional
reflective
sad
medium-paced
Nicole's story is equally beautiful and gut wrenching. I think this book can appeal to a lot of different types of people regardless of being an adoptee as she truthfully discusses topics of identity crisis, racism, motherhood, and tuning into your heritage after not having been fully immersed in it. This is a fantastic companion to 'Crying In H Mart' and should be required reading for anyone looking to do transracial adoptions or adopt a child in general.
Moderate: Racism
Minor: Body shaming, Child abuse, Miscarriage