Two very different worlds brought together by tragedy. A father living a double life with diverse lifestyles, all for the love of his girls.
The style of writing was different from many other books but I liked the short, snappy sentences as it made everything clear and easy to understand, especially when you're crossing over between two cultures so quickly.
It took me a bit of time to, 'get to know', Camino and Yahira. Both girls are very similar in some ways which did confuse me sometimes as to who was who and I'd have to check which chapter I was on.
Aside from this is was really intresting to see the contrast of two girls with the same father, but extremly different lifestyles. One girl used to having it all and the other with not much, but the ability to appreciate all the small things life.
This book is very relevant to current times and as to, 'how the other half live'.
The style of writing was different from many other books but I liked the short, snappy sentences as it made everything clear and easy to understand, especially when you're crossing over between two cultures so quickly.
It took me a bit of time to, 'get to know', Camino and Yahira. Both girls are very similar in some ways which did confuse me sometimes as to who was who and I'd have to check which chapter I was on.
Aside from this is was really intresting to see the contrast of two girls with the same father, but extremly different lifestyles. One girl used to having it all and the other with not much, but the ability to appreciate all the small things life.
This book is very relevant to current times and as to, 'how the other half live'.