pickI don‘t cry easily especially when reading. I get the sad feelings but crying is just not me. With that said, I ugly cried reading this book because of the fact that I know this is a real representation of what so many people and (yes children as well) go through all the time. Then to see all the hateful comments about those who cross is just awful. The book is so important for people to read and understand.
What was the last book you read that changed the way you think about the world?
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In the Border, four teens are on the run from the cartel that murdered their families, and getting across the US border is their only hope.
pick🌟🌟🌟🌟/5
Really enjoyed this story about four Mexican teens trying to cross the border into the US. The characters were incredibly likeable and surprisingly relatable and I found myself really hoping they'd make it. It's fast paced and pretty harrowing at times but has a few lighter moments too. A great debut.
bailedThis book just wasn't for me. I spent the first 25% of this book thinking the MC was a woman (it was a male) and I still don't even know the MC's name! I found it slow and just struggled to get into the plot. Just not for me...
Just got to the hotel gonna get a few minutes of reading in before dinner #view #vacationreading
So... I ended up dnfing ADSOM - my next read is this ARC! Kindly provided to me via Sourcebooks Fire on Netgalley 😊😊
The Border | 
