These stories were pretty diverse (it's not really "stories for every letter of the acronym" like the blurb says but still) and I think it would be a good book to introduce certain things to kids. "Guess What's Coming to Dinner" by Mark Oshiro had an interesting and unexpected twist. "Golem and the Mapmaker" by Molly Knox Ostertag was too short,they need their own book lol. "Paper Planes" by Claribel A. Ortega had an interesting concept with the letters. Some of my favorite stories were: "The Makeover" by Shing Yin Khor, "Devoyn's Pod" by Mariama J. Lockington, "The Wish and the Wind Dragon" by Katherine Locke, "Splinter & Ash" by Marieke Nijkamp, and "Sylvie & Jenna" by Ashley Herring Blake. Also I liked the variety of formats (most stories are like a regular novel but also two graphic novel like stories and one in verse)

This book was very fast and easy to get through. I liked some of the messaging and the sci-fi dystopian world was pretty interesting. I did not like Titus the main character. That might have been on purpose but I hated him.