Camino and Yahaira are from two different worlds. One lives in NYC, one lives in DR. Their lives are completely different and separate but there is something, or someone they have in common. Though they don’t know it until he dies on a flight, they share a Papi. When they find out about each other, each takes the situation differently. And when they meet, it’s a while different experience for them both. This was a a beautiful story of two sister’s finding each other, themselves, and healing. There were family secrets and the journey about how two young girls deal with the secrets. I enjoyed this one and I’ll continue to read anything and everything Elizabeth Acevedo writes. This was more heartbreaking than I initially anticipated, but at the same time, it was beautiful in a way that made me sad.
This book proves that no matter the circumstances, sisters will forever be sisters and the love of women for other women transcends reality.
This book proves that no matter the circumstances, sisters will forever be sisters and the love of women for other women transcends reality.