The Tokyo Ever After Series: Surface Level Exploration of Culture or a Reconnection with Ancestral Roots?
<p>I initially wasn’t sold on wanting to read these books given the premise when I looked at the flap inside the book cover. It seemed predictable and full of tropes that I didn’t feel like reading anymore, but I was in a reading slump and decided to give it a chance.</p>
<p>While I was right in that the books weren’t going to be anything amazing, they did surprise me in certain regards that most other YA books aren’t able to. The main character struggled with her identity as an Asian American and was unsure about what to do with her life in a way that was relatable to me. I was curious enough about the story to want to read the sequel to see where everyone and everything ended up.</p>
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