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Max D, Reviewer
If you need a way to start a conversation, a way to spark change in society, I think I've found it. This book is cringe-worthy because the author hits the nail on the head. It is exactly what it needs to be. You will be begging Ivy to hold her tongue, to wake up. And when she finally does see her blatant racism and begin to accept others, you will want to cry for the pain she continues to endure. This book can be eye-opening and should get us talking about how racism is still possible in 2019.
