And to everyone who feels inadequate, you are enough.
This book hit too close to home, the book already starting with "And to everyone who feels inadequate, you are enough."
Of course, I couldn't relate to Tumi, but as a person of Asian descent and often a target of school as one of the only Asian people, I couldn't help but relate to Tumi as he attended school and felt like an outsider as I did.
Tavengerwei has done a tremendous task, communicating so fluidly and effectively of what Tumi had gone through and the trauma that no one should ever face; readers just cannot help but journey with Tumi.
The concept itself is just absolutely unique and speaks for those who cannot, giving a voice to the voiceless, Tavengerwei undertaking such a difficult task that not many can do, that not many are willing to do. But through this book, millions can say that they are represented and given a voice.
Of course, I couldn't relate to Tumi, but as a person of Asian descent and often a target of school as one of the only Asian people, I couldn't help but relate to Tumi as he attended school and felt like an outsider as I did.
Tavengerwei has done a tremendous task, communicating so fluidly and effectively of what Tumi had gone through and the trauma that no one should ever face; readers just cannot help but journey with Tumi.
The concept itself is just absolutely unique and speaks for those who cannot, giving a voice to the voiceless, Tavengerwei undertaking such a difficult task that not many can do, that not many are willing to do. But through this book, millions can say that they are represented and given a voice.