Please think carefully before buying this book for your children. It is a difficult read even for a resilient adult! Each chapter faces new traumas. While it is a reality for sadly a lot of children, this book is also aimed at children, who are already likely struggling to articulate what they are going through. Books like this don’t always help articulate, they may in fact be re-traumatising.

kelly

Kept waiting for more- didn’t deliver for me

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 11 July 2020

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I just couldn’t connect with this book. I kept waiting for a grand “a-ha!!” moment, a stunning connection among the many different stories involved, but that moment never came. I found the one line that repeated throughout each story to be annoying. I didn’t feel much of a connection to any of the character, perhaps because there were so many and not enough time spend with any of them. I was hoping this could be a class read, but I wouldn’t recommend for that purpose. It does provide a nice moral lesson of never knowing what other people may be going through, and community is all connected somehow, but it felt like a forced concept.

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