This wasn't as comprehensive as I had hoped. But I LOVED this novel. Everything Sabaa Tahir touches is gold.

Such a great book and a great kit. Really touched on all the great insights of the book. Very well thought out and put together.

Book review :
This book is a collection of a brief of new books and sharing amazing recipies.
Though a short read the book provides upcoming new books and the list of popular songs.

This book club kit seems very useful for a book club discussion. I really appreciated seeing the Pakistani American representation in this book. I loved it.

This book is really close to my heart as it is based on my people albeit it has very heavy themes. The writing was immaculate and made the plot ever so emotional and moving for the reader. I was constantly rooting for the characters and feeling every emotion they felt. I was really transported into the book. The book does have very heavy themes so it is advised to look up the trigger warnings.
The book club kit made the reading experience even better.

This book covered a lot of topics, so I was happy to see that the discussion questions help folks think through these topics more. I'm excited to try the included chai recipe and many of the recommended books are now on my 'want to read' list.

I really appreciated the author insight regarding the background of the story. The discussion questions are strong and the addition of the recipes are cute, but I’m not sure they definitely added anything.

This kit was super cute; it just talked about the book and how you can bring into your book club. I don’t personally use it for the book club just for my own Viewing.

This is a great book club kit and it will come in handy for book discussions. I cant wait to use this kit with the teens of the library

A great addition to what I've heard is a fantastic story. I've always been a big fan of add-ons when it comes to books. Whether it be an exclusive chapter, questions for book clubs, author interviews, etc... I love that there was this small addition to a well-written book.

All my rage - Sabaa Tahir - 5 stars

This book speaks so loud for every single person who doesn't have a voice of their own or is too afraid to speak up even when it's really, really necessary. It's a devastatingly profound, emotionally moving story exploring the lives of three main characters and their interwoven journeys. Salahudin and Noor, our protagonists, are trying to get out of Juniper. The place where they are facing racism is in all forms and ways. This novel confronts the complex realities of existence in a place like Juniper that isn't created for the oppressed to prosper in. Sabaa Tahir brilliantly shows how interconnected societal forces shape groups and people’s lives via the accumulated effect of instances past their control: substance abuse, debt, racism, trauma, and poverty are intricately woven collectively to inform a deeply shifting, intergenerational story.

All my rage is a must-read and takes the readers through an unforgettable emotional journey.

I loved this book club kit! Not only was it a refreshing take on the content of the book, but it was also a good way to learn a few new recipes

This was so helpful in so many ways - I am planning to use it in my classes next year and will plan to teach All My Rage - one of my favourite reads this year! Thank you for organizing this for readers like me! :)

A great companion to the book. The novel is a great choice for book clubs and this was perfect to have for discussion and further information to delve deeper. Plus a fun recipe to have while hosting and even a playlist!

All My Rage will hands down be in my top books of the year. I loved this book and what it represented. While sad, I also think that many important messages were portrayed in this book. This is my favorite YA novel in a long time.

This story is told from alternating viewpoints going back and forth from present day California to Pakistan years prior to Misbah moving to the U.S. to marry. This story depicts the life of Misbah and her ailing health while trying to take care of her family and her dream of running a hotel. The story also is told by her son Sal and his best friend Noor. What lengths they both have to go to as high schoolers to just barely make it by each day.

I would highly suggest that everyone pick this book up. This book will definitely leave you with some pretty big feels.

Thank you to NetGalley and the friends at We Are Bookish for providing the book club experience.

This is an enjoyable packet that provides a plethora of interesting information to use for a book club. There are not enough book clubs in this world, especially for teen readers. This is a necessity. I love it!

The discussion questions are thought provoking and a good talking point for any book group. I think the added bits such as the recipe and playlist will help readers get into the mood when reading/discussing this book.

This is such a fun, engaging book club kit! I love reading interviews with authors, and hearing about what inspired them to write their novel. The included discussion questions are perfect for encouraging deeper exploration of the book's characters and themes, and I loved how Netgalley began including this in request. Will definitely use in the near future with my very own book club.

All My Rage is about two teens, both with Pakistani background, who faced trauma trying to ,kinda, fix their lives while still battling against everything that tries to stop them

This book deals, among other things, with islamophobia, racism, drug abuse, addiction, death, domestic abuse.

It is heart-breaking but powerful nonetheless.
It’s supposed to be YA but it definitely doesn’t read like it. The book is so well written and make you empathise with all of the emotions.

While reading it you feel, how desperate Noor and Sal feel, you want to help them fix everything but you know you can’t help them. This book made me angry but hopeful. You feel like everything gets worse and worse but at the end, all turns better.

I think everyone should read this book.

All My Rage by Sabaa Tahir brings center stage the existential issues of the diaspora - their inner struggles and frictions, socio-cultural contras, the strife for gaining foothold in an alien society wherein individuals are treated as obscure minority if they do not hail from the dominant milieu. I am sure it will be a very interesting and intriguing commentary, in the guise of fictional narrative, on the build up of young adults, the future of a nation, who undergo the identity crisis of growing up in a society where the norms are way different from their ancestral roots and values.

The Book Club Kit seems to amalgamate the flavours of both East and West to acquaintance and converge the readers to a platform where understanding of the narrator and the narrative, the characters and their journey through life , their turmoil and upbringing tempered by their not-so-smooth co-existential experiences is facilitated. An imaginative and creative effort indeed which broadens the horizon of the would-be-readers as well.