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By: Sabaa Tahir (Author)
National Book Award WINNER Printz Award for…
Reviews
Sonia Camisotti –
Beautiful
I loved this book. Very powerful story.
Katherine –
Sabaa did not disappoint
All My Rage was my #1 anticipated release for this entire upcoming year. Not only am I a HUGE Sabaa Tahir fan, but we have an established YA fantasy author jumping over to YA contemporary? I say this a lot but SIGN ME UP.I was not let down.I knew from the dedication page, which simply reads “For those who survive. For those who do not.” That we were in for an emotional ride, and it was the BEST emotional roller coaster.I dont want to explain the plot. The synopsis explains. I want to touch on why this story is worth reading.We have main characters who are so accessible and real that even when they do something you WANT to be angry with them for, you aren’t. Because they are human and relatable and you understand their pain.We have people making good decisions and bad decisions. Whether they are good or bad people doesn’t matter. What matters is the question of : why is this person this way? Can they change? Where will they end up in life?This story is not black and white. No choice is easy or right or wrong.We have casual racism, hard-core straight up outward racism, Islamophobia. Which is so difficult to read but also so necessary. There are moments that you think to yourself “this is so ridiculous.” Until you realize it’s NOT ridiculous, and that it is a struggle people go through daily and that we need to be reminded of.We have inside looks to how substance abuse hurts loved ones. But instead of it feeling like an after school special or life lesson it is just life and facts and honesty about a disease.The trauma and grief the characters are hiding from is expressed so well and so heartbreakingly real.We have all the love and relationships the characters have with each other, the growth and journeys they go through. It really is such a coming of age story that hits hard in all the right places.And most of all we have a story that consistently expresses a spark of hope in dark times, even when the characters don’t feel it.I could quote hundreds of lines from the book but you should just go read it instead.5/5 and it would be higher if I could.
Anusiyaa –
Packaging and quality so good
Haffsa Rizwani –
It’s been a while I’ve been so lost in a book that I could not put it down! I read it everywhere, on the train, on the plane, in lines, at home, during lunch – as the story keeps you so curious and involved with the character. Loved the writing style as well, which flawlessly moved between spaces and time. Highly recommend this book!
Roman –
I heard from this book by a friend of mine talking about how this book resembles a lot of our cultural upbringing and conveys the notion of some bad parts of our culture in an interesting and thought – provoking manner. Thoroughly enjoyed the book and highly recommended it to most of my friends who might relate about the war between two worlds
David Rosell –
La prosa de Sabaa Tahir es impecable. Se coge cariño a todos los personajes y se sufre con ellos.
Sonia Camisotti –
Beautiful
I loved this book. Very powerful story.
Katherine –
Sabaa did not disappoint
All My Rage was my #1 anticipated release for this entire upcoming year. Not only am I a HUGE Sabaa Tahir fan, but we have an established YA fantasy author jumping over to YA contemporary? I say this a lot but SIGN ME UP.I was not let down.I knew from the dedication page, which simply reads “For those who survive. For those who do not.” That we were in for an emotional ride, and it was the BEST emotional roller coaster.I dont want to explain the plot. The synopsis explains. I want to touch on why this story is worth reading.We have main characters who are so accessible and real that even when they do something you WANT to be angry with them for, you aren’t. Because they are human and relatable and you understand their pain.We have people making good decisions and bad decisions. Whether they are good or bad people doesn’t matter. What matters is the question of : why is this person this way? Can they change? Where will they end up in life?This story is not black and white. No choice is easy or right or wrong.We have casual racism, hard-core straight up outward racism, Islamophobia. Which is so difficult to read but also so necessary. There are moments that you think to yourself “this is so ridiculous.” Until you realize it’s NOT ridiculous, and that it is a struggle people go through daily and that we need to be reminded of.We have inside looks to how substance abuse hurts loved ones. But instead of it feeling like an after school special or life lesson it is just life and facts and honesty about a disease.The trauma and grief the characters are hiding from is expressed so well and so heartbreakingly real.We have all the love and relationships the characters have with each other, the growth and journeys they go through. It really is such a coming of age story that hits hard in all the right places.And most of all we have a story that consistently expresses a spark of hope in dark times, even when the characters don’t feel it.I could quote hundreds of lines from the book but you should just go read it instead.5/5 and it would be higher if I could.
Anusiyaa –
Packaging and quality so good
Haffsa Rizwani –
It’s been a while I’ve been so lost in a book that I could not put it down! I read it everywhere, on the train, on the plane, in lines, at home, during lunch – as the story keeps you so curious and involved with the character. Loved the writing style as well, which flawlessly moved between spaces and time. Highly recommend this book!
Roman –
I heard from this book by a friend of mine talking about how this book resembles a lot of our cultural upbringing and conveys the notion of some bad parts of our culture in an interesting and thought – provoking manner. Thoroughly enjoyed the book and highly recommended it to most of my friends who might relate about the war between two worlds
David Rosell –
La prosa de Sabaa Tahir es impecable. Se coge cariño a todos los personajes y se sufre con ellos.