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A review by bbrookesmith23
When Our Worlds Collided by Danielle Jawando
5.0
Wildly underrated, brilliant book!
I was lucky enough to hear the Danielle discuss her book at a talk for my university. What really struck me was how down to earth she was and that really comes through in the writing.
Chantelle, Jackson and Marc are normal teenagers facing all the challenges of puberty, and being black in modern Manchester. Their voices are strong, as are their stories. This book had a lump in my throat more than once, I really connected to and cared for the characters and felt particularly emotional about the injustices they faced.
Overall ‘When Our Worlds Collided’ was a great read, one that was deeply emotive and entertaining but also stayed with me far beyond the last page.
I was lucky enough to hear the Danielle discuss her book at a talk for my university. What really struck me was how down to earth she was and that really comes through in the writing.
Chantelle, Jackson and Marc are normal teenagers facing all the challenges of puberty, and being black in modern Manchester. Their voices are strong, as are their stories. This book had a lump in my throat more than once, I really connected to and cared for the characters and felt particularly emotional about the injustices they faced.
Overall ‘When Our Worlds Collided’ was a great read, one that was deeply emotive and entertaining but also stayed with me far beyond the last page.