Diverse Books
Capó Crucet has created an utterly believable character in Lizet, whose struggles with family, studies, friendships, culture, identity, and the nature of home will resonate with older teens who are preparing to leave their own childhood homes.
This work could be a valuable resource for the targeted audience.
While exploring some well-trod territory, this is an entertaining story that young readers will appreciate.
An additional purchase for browsing, but not as useful as David Macaulay's The New Way Things Work (HMH, 1998).
Ravenous Riordan fans are likely to begin lining up for this on the publication date; be prepared for long holds lists on this one.
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