51 pages • 1 hour read
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Reviews for Just Like Us by Helen Thorpe commend its empathetic portrayal of four Mexican-American girls navigating the complexities of immigration in the U.S. The narrative is lauded for its deep research and humanizing storytelling. Criticisms include occasional pacing issues and a tendency to overemphasize certain points, which may detract from the overall impact.
Readers who delve into social issues, immigration stories, and cultural identity complexities, similar to fans of The Distance Between Us by Reyna Grande and Enrique's Journey by Sonia Nazario, will find Just Like Us by Helen Thorpe compelling. This book intertwines personal narratives with political discourse, making it ideal for those interested in real-life immigrant experiences.
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