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emotional growth is believable and appealing, and her super-chatty narration is never not funny. "With themes of transracial adoption, racism, identity, friendship, and sibling rivalry (not to mention a hyperactively decorated page design), there’s a lot going on here, but Shevah’s novel raises interesting questions without attempting to neatly answer them all…. 'Daras larger-than-life personality and true-to-life middle grade issues command center stage until the curtain falls.' School Library Journal, STARRED Re. emotional growth is believable and appealing, and her super-chatty narration is never not funny." - The Horn Book Magazine "With themes of transracial adoption, racism, identity, friendship, and sibling rivalry (not to mention a hyperactively decorated page design), there’s a lot going on here, but Shevah’s novel raises interesting questions without attempting to neatly answer them all…. Emma has been a fire-juggler, restaurant manager, copy writer, vegetarian take away server, CV advisor, features writer and blogger, and is currently a. She now lives in London with her family and works far too much. Time.” – Publishers Weekly STARRED review She was born and raised in London but has lived in Australia, Japan, India and Jerusalem. This entertaining insight into the mind of an adopted child, snappily narratedĪnd exuberantly illustrated, is sure to win readers over, one teaspoonful at a Personality and true-to-life middle grade issues command center stage until theĬurtain falls.” – School Library Journal, STARRED review Readers' hearts.” – Kirkus, STARRED review

this funny, charismatic heroine will capture her Shevah returns with another book, this time deftly navigating the complexity ofīeing a transracial adoptee.