"and it feels like it's just the two of us in the whole world."

beautifully written and illustrated, this story shows the love between a grandmother and granddaughter as they try to exist despite micro- and macro-aggressions. by showing readers how the main character and her grandmother deal with these instances in the moment as well as after (including depression, anger and action), this story can help start important conversations on racism and how these issues do not have neat and tidy endings.