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The Colour of Dawn by Alison Layland, Yanick Lahens

bougainvillea's review against another edition

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2.0

Skimming through this for an article...

themes: sister/brother relationships, sexuality (repressed and otherwise), political conflict and violence, white journalist who loves poor people, male/female relationships, poverty, single mothers, youth.

Great descriptions of Port-au-Prince. I did not love the overall style, however. Should generate a good class discussion...

jeninmotion's review

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3.0

This was a bit formulaic and honestly, it was hard to tell which sister was speaking in which chapter sometimes, which is a problem considering Joyeuse and Angelique are so very different. Their mother was the most interesting character, and we sadly do not get much of her.
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